How do I create multiple web pages?

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The discussion revolves around the creation of multiple web pages for a website, focusing on the technical aspects of linking pages and understanding web servers. Participants explore the foundational concepts of web development, including file management and HTML/CSS usage.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants suggest creating separate HTML files for each web page and assigning them unique URLs for server deployment.
  • There is a discussion about the concept of composite URLs, with one participant later retracting the term as incorrect.
  • One participant compares web pages to unique document files, emphasizing the importance of linking them to form a cohesive website.
  • Participants inquire about how to link multiple web pages together, with suggestions to create a "master" page or a hierarchical structure using links.
  • Some participants recommend reading introductory materials on HTML to better understand the concepts discussed.

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Participants express varying levels of understanding about linking web pages and the role of servers, with no consensus reached on the best approach to creating a website.

Contextual Notes

Some terms and concepts, such as "composite URLs," are not clearly defined, and there is a lack of detailed explanation regarding server functionality and file management.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in web development, particularly beginners looking to understand how to create and link multiple web pages.

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I heard that a website is made up of multiple web pages and I know how to make a web page in Notepad++ with the languages HTML and CSS but how do I create multiple web pages?
 
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Math10 said:
I heard that a website is made up of multiple web pages and I know how to make a web page in Notepad++ with the languages HTML and CSS but how do I create multiple web pages?
Create separate html files for each page (and you have to give them each a different composite urls to put them on a server just as you have to give them different file names to put them on your hard drive)
 
What are different composite urls? And what's a server?
 
Think of each webpage as a unique file document. The code is nothing but characters in a text file using a specific extension. So if you have 5 word documents, you can think of that as 5 different webpages. Link the documents together and you have a website.
 
Math10 said:
What are different composite urls? And what's a server?
Not sure WHAT I meant there but the word "composite" doesn't belong there. Sorry.

A server is the computer that SERVES up the web page. That is, it sends the HTML file to your computer's web browser.
 
Math10 said:
I heard that a website is made up of multiple web pages and I know how to make a web page in Notepad++ with the languages HTML and CSS but how do I create multiple web pages?
Here's a good place to start:
http://www.w3schools.com/website/default.asp
 
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But how do I link all the webpages together so I can have a website?
 
Math10 said:
But how do I link all the webpages together so I can have a website?
You create links. You can, for example, create a "master" page that has links to all the other pages or you can create a hierarchy of pages using links.

For example, a small portion of my website is a glossary. The main page of the glossary points to about 20 pages and every one of those pages has many dozens of entries, all of them pointing to various of the 20 pages, so the "heirarchy" diagram would be very nasty indeed.

Oh, and the glossary is pointed to by my main page. Everything is done with links.

You REALLY need to read some simple intro to HTML. These brief question/answers are not really getting you anywhere.
 
phinds said:
You REALLY need to read some simple intro to HTML. These brief question/answers are not really getting you anywhere.
Plus 1 to that.

Math10, do as phinds suggests and if you have questions, come back and ask them. In the meantime, I'm closing this thread.
 

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