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Yesterday I found out I actually have a domain on my name [:D]
So I started playing with it a little.. I will need some help though, since I don't know HTML or anything about this stuff.. this is what I have now (http://home.student.uva.nl/monique.vandervoet/)
Not entirely too bad, huh? [8)] so yesterday the picture was still working, not sure why it isn't anymore.. but what I'd like to do is make a second page. So I wrote:
<P><a href="picturepage.html">some pictures can be found here :)</a></p>
I have a single folder into which the files can be put, the homepage must be index.html so I made a file picturepage.html and figured the link should work.. but it doesn't [:(] any help? [t)]
Guybrush Threepwood
Jan8-04, 07:58 AM
ok dumnb question but did you put the picturepage.html on the server (I mean in the same directory with index.html)?
lol, yes they are in the same directory ON the server [6)]
who do you think I am ;)
Originally posted by Monique
<P><a href="picturepage.htm">some pictures can be found here :)</a></p>
I have a single folder into which the files can be put, the homepage must be index.html so I made a file picturepage.html and figured the link should work.. but it doesn't [:(] any help? [t)]
Either the link should point to picturepage.html, or the file should be renamed to picturepage.htm.
Well, I had already tried making them both htm or both html, after which I made a typo.. doesn't work though.
OK, I have gotten it to work by deleting the header of the page with the banner :) so the problem must be somewhere in there..
Is it still not working? Going directly to picturepage.html works for me.
If I delete everthing and only leave the stuff inside the <!-- End of Header --> and the <!-- Start of Footer -->, the link to the other page works.
I am a rookie when it comes to writing and reading HTML so I am sure there are redundant and maybe conficting terms in there :P
I'll try to figure it out though..
Ah, I see...change your link to point to monique.vandervoet/picturepage.html instead of just picturepage.html. You shouldn't need to in most cases...I'm not sure why it doesn't link to that page.
Guybrush Threepwood
Jan8-04, 11:54 AM
it could be this
<base href="http://.homestudent.uva.nl/">
try adding monique.vandervoet/at the end like this
<base href="http://.homestudent.uva.nl/monique.vandervoet/">
I'll check but I haven't seen this label in the HTML standard [8)] [?]
AHA! [:D]
You both are right, I just tried putting /monique.vandervoet/picturepage.html which is working now. And I'm going to try the smart thing that you also suggested, Guybrush :)
OUCH! [6)] if I change the standard reference address, it won't find the banner of the university anymore, but at least I know what was causing it :)
So which are the good places to find some HTML code that can be used? Such as background colors, fonts etc? [t)]
Here (http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/html_cheatsheet/)
Originally posted by dduardo
Here (http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/html_cheatsheet/) Thanks!
Greg should better be afraid [;)]
The_Professional
Jan9-04, 03:02 AM
More here
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/
here
http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
and here
http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/<--For the beginner, simple instructions
www.phpx.org
cheat.. like me!
The_Professional
Jan27-04, 04:37 PM
Originally posted by Monique
Yesterday I found out I actually have a domain on my name [:D]
For a beginner, your choice of colors is pretty good. Perhaps in the future you can add a forum, and some fun facts on Biology.
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