Odds and Ends of HTML
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Some Neat Code Elements and other
features of HTML |
Some Windows Functions
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Alt + Tab |
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Hop between open applications. Hold down the Alt key and tap the Tab key
one or more times to cycle through the open applications |
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Alt + Esc |
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This also toggles among open
windows. Hold down the Alt key and tap
the Esc to move between open applications |
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Ctrl + Esc |
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Displays the task bar and shows the
start menu |
Software: Let’s You Edit Code—Use These to Create Web
Pages
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Notepad (save as All Files) |
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FrontPage 2000 ( click HTML tab) |
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Word 6 or earlier (save as plain text) |
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WordPerfect, MS Works, or ClarisWorks
(pre 1997 versions) |
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Hot Dog, HTML Assistant, or HTMLed (
text-based shareware HTML editors) |
Software: Hides or Messes up the Code—Do Not Use These
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WordPad (will not save text documents
properly) |
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FrontPage 98 (wrecks the HTML code) |
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Microsoft Word 95, 97, or 2000 (hides
code, rewrites your code) |
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WordPerfect 9 or 10 or Claris Home Page
(won’t let you write HTML without a fight) |
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HotMeTaL or InContext Spider (shareware
that hides the code) |
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Netscape Composer (replaces code with a
mess) |
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Adobe PageMill (full of bugs, hides
HTML code) |
Nesting Lists
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You can nest an ordered list within an
ordered list |
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Create a list with bullets and items
with numbers under it |
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example |
Slide 6
Web Page Design
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Overall visual effect |
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Apply your HTML skills wisely |
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Way elements fit together on the page
help to communicate your message |
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Key Elements of Page
Design
Key Elements of Page
Design
Key Elements of Page
Design
Spacing
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Wrapping text around an image |
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<img align=“right” /> or <img
align=“left” /> |
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<br clear=“right” /> (clears to
bottom of picture) |
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Hspace command adds space on the top
and bottom of picture |
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Vspace command adds space to right and
left |
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Command
<img src=“cat.gif” align=“left” width=“140” height=“100” border=“3”
hspace=“20” vspace=“5” /> |
Background Banner
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You can use image graphics to create
borders on the side of the page or at top or bottom. |
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You can create images that act as
borders, rules, images breaks for your text |
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OR you can place an image as the
background and have the text move and the image stay stationary |
Image Attributes—Tag
<img />
Stationary Background
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To keep your background still and the
text moves over it |
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Part of the Body command |
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bgproperties=“fixed” |
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This keeps the background color or
image stationary and the text moves over the page |
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Sounds
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Sound is great but a problem because
the two major browsers do it differently |
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Netscape uses EMBED tag |
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IE uses the BGSOUND tag |
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To fix for both use the following code |
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<NOEMBED> |
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<BGSOUND SRC=“mysound.wav”
LOOP=“1”> |
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</NOEMBED> |
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<EMBED SRC=“mysound.wav”
AUTOSTART=“true” LOOP=“1” “HIDDEN=“true”> |
Video
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Embed also works for placing video on
the page |
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Needs to be in Windows .avi format |
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To start a video and repeat it as long
as the page displays looks like next page |
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Place immediately after the body
command |
Sample
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<body> |
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<embed src="3dtetra2.avi" autostart="true"
loop="true" |
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width="160" height="120" vspace="10"
hspace="20" |
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align="left" /> |
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<noembed> <a href="3dtetra2.avi"> |
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<img src="3dtetra.jpg" border="0"
align="left" |
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width="160" height="120" vspace="10"
hspace="20" /> </a> |
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</noembed>View Sample at http://24hourhtmlcafe.com/hour16/video1.htm Video |
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HTML Help
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For assistance the best site is the
HTML Compendium |
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Here you can find all the codes |
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Just copy and past the code elements
from the view source page and substitute your words or other elements |
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http://www.htmlcompendium.org/Menus/Oframefy.htm |
Hit Counters and Guest
books
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Two most popular things people want on
web pages |
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Check the following places for samples |
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http://www.digits.com |
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http://saturn.guestworld.tripod.lycos.com |
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http://www.TheCounter.com |
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http://www.chami.com/counter/classic/ |
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Java Applets
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Small program created using the Java
language |
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insert the code and modify as needed |
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Applet Depot |
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http://www.ericharshbarger.org/java |
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Java Boutique |
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http://www.javaboutique.internet.com |
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Sample Applet
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Movement on a page is great to focus
interest |
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The slide applet is one of the most
popular |
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Get the applet at JavaBoutique |
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Several free ones to choose from |
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Slider |
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Slidepuzzle |
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SlideShow |
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SlideWays |
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SlidingText |
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Samples in Action
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Slider lets you bring in information
from the top and loads extremely fast |
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Sample Slide from Top |
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Layer slide allows action from the left
side of your page and again extremely fast load |
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Sample File Screen |
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Java has so many different applets
available to do very exciting movement on your pages |
Interactive Animation
Tools
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Macromedia Flash |
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http://www.macromedia.com/downloads/ |
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Animation Shop |
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http://www.jasc.com/ |
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Tutorial located at http://www.pinoy7.com/tutorials/ |
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FTP
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Getting Your Page on the Web |
FTP
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File Transfer Protocol |
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What you must know |
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The web address of your ftp server |
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The user login name |
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The user login password |
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Most web hosts will provide this
information when you sign up for a space on the FTP server |
What you need???
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Some files to transfer |
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An FTP program |
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Free popular programs |
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Cuteftp |
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Ws-ftp |
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Both available at http://www.tucows.com |
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How do you do it???
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Log in to your host |
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You must have an active Internet
connection before beginning the transfer |
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Open you ftp program |
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On one side will be the location of the
files you want to transfer |
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On the other side will be your web host
files |
Drag and Drop
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Just drag the files you want to
transfer |
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OR |
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Identify the files you want to transfer
and select Transfer from the menu |
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(Depends on which ftp program you use) |
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Your files are transferred |
Go Live
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Your site is live |
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Before you Go Live be sure |
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You have proofed your work |
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You have checked your links |
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You have everything in the same folder |
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You have all your references noted on
your pages |
So Let’s Go
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You have all the tools |
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You have a great deal of knowledge |
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I look forward to seeing your final web
sites tomorrow! |
Where to Go? Free Web Space
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Tripod (edit, load, modify from any
Internet connection) http://www.tripod.lycos.com |
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Angelfire http://www.angelfire.lycos.com |
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Geocities http://www.geocities.yahoo.com |
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Cybercities http://www.cybercities.com |
Slide 32
Sources
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Oliver, Dick. Teach Yourself HTML. Macmillan Computer Publishing, 2001. |
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http://www.htmlcompendium.org |
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http://24hourhtmlcafe.com |
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http://www.shareware.com |
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http://www.javaboutique.com |