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Re: Creating a webpage Was Re: 12 of my favorite pictures of Legoland, CA
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 00:02:58 GMT
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Hello!
> Speaking as a clueless non-geek type, it isn't really that hard. Presumably
> you have a place to host your webpage. I would find out all the info they have
> first. Often they have ways you can create webpages practically autmatically
> using their webpage tools. Unfortunately, you cannot really be creative with
> these so you may find them limiting, in which case you can do what I did:
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> I got a decent reference book (Laura LeMay's Teach Yourself Web Publishing with
> HTML 4) and dove in. I'm sure there are lots of good books out there, but I
> found LeMay's quick and easy to use.
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> Also if I saw a feature on someone's webpage I thought was cool, I would view
> the source code to try to see what they did. For instance, when I used the
> Fibblesnork brick wallpaper for some eBay auctions last year, I saw Tom Stangl
> (IIRC) was running some auctions using it, so I viewed his source code and
> found out how to make the little trademark symbol when giving Todd credit
> (thanks, Tom!).
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> And when I see a particularly nice webpage like Ralph Döring's Sopwith Camel
> page
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> http://www.doe2.de/lego/more/sopwith-camel/index.html
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> I study it to see what it is that made it work so well.
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> The great thing is that even though I can't remember much off the top of my
> head, if I had to create a webpage now, I know I could do it because now I know
> where to look for the info. And if I got stuck, I would post on
> off-topic.geek-- someone here is sure to know! HTH!
>
> Maggie C.
I really don't have a clue where to start with a webpage. It just seems
like it will take forever and there are so many details to mess
with...details that I think will end up forgetting in the long run that will
be crucial to the success of my webpage. I have so many ideas that I want
to do and I see it being absolutely perfect in my mind. But like I said, I
just don't know where to start. I would like to get a book but don't know
which one would work best. At the end of my second year of college (last
year) I picked up Microsoft Frontpage 2000 which I heard was great when
creating a webpage. Being an Architecture student, I find that I don't have
time to make a webpage. That is, during the school year I won't have time.
During Christmas break and summer break I could do it though.
The only problem is that I am confused as to where I should begin. Mabye
the solution is to take some sort of class or at least have someone come and
help me out personally. I am just not sure!
Brendan
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