During the course of time I have learned to develope several web sites. I use a host of resources and I have placed them here on this page. I'm not going to explain how to build a web site or web page. There are web sites devoted to many aspects of web building. As time goes by I will increase the list when I find more sites.
Explore these sites and see if they can help you?
TIP: When you build a web page, you want your readers to be able to read and understand it. The problem is all the different browsers people use. So what I do is download different browsers and compare. You may be surprised at how your page looks within these browsers. The goal is to get the same look in all the major browsers. Don't worry about all browsers, there are so many of them, just pick out the major ones. Here are four browsers I placed on my hard drive. You can download them here: Windows Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP, Flock, Opera and Mozilla Firefox.
HTML
HTML Tutorial
At this web site you will learn how to use HTML to create your
own Web site.
Ken Ward's HTML Tutorial ...
Welcome to the HTML tutorial. This is hopefully a rather easy
tutorial in HTML for the beginner, although there is information
that the more experienced might find useful.
Here are some of the the tutorials I use from this page.
double drop-down menu ,
triple drop down menu,
The Web Developer's Journal
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JavaScript
The Javascript below is what I used
to bring up the e-mail address in my USPA
Executive Board
web page. This is a very simple script. You open the window and
bring up the web page you want and then you set the codes. Set your
height and width and then set all the codes to no.
<head>
<script>
function codes(){
window.open ('http://www.uswlocal207l.org/USPA/email.html', 'codes',
config='height=380, width=260, toolbar=no, menubar=no,
scrollbars=no, resizable=no, location=no, directories=no,
status=no');
}
</script>
</head>
This is how I called it up
<body>
<a href="javascript:codes()">E-Mail Us</a>
</body>
Free
JavaScript
Welcome to Java-scripts.net,
a great little place to find cool, useful, and free javascripts for
your site! All free javascripts on this site come with
easy-to-follow installation instructions, along with a live
demonstration. Just pick a category, and off you go!
JavaScript
Kit
JavaScript
Source
The JavaScript Source is an
excellent JavaScript resource with tons of "cut and paste"
JavaScript examples for your Web pages. All for free
AAScripter v2.0
AAScripter v2.0 is a very useful program which contains more than 200 scripts which are useful for all webmasters. Whenever you want to create a web page you always go looking for fancy scripts that allow you to display something in the Status Bar or remove the underline for hyperlinks or even display a pop-up menu. Now, you can use this little program to easily search for these scripts from within the program and then be able to easily copy-and-paste the code, view a demo page, and read detailed info about each script. Program also includes help section and the option to add your own scripts. Other sections include Web Elements, which includes over 45 small icons, bullets and dividers for your site, and a skin chooser.
Javascript Tutorial , Free Javascripts
How to accomplish various tasks on your website with
JavaScripts. Includes tutorials on using JavaScript on your website
as well as free JavaScripts that you can plug into your site.
JavaScript Tutorial
Start learning JavaScript now!
Javascript
World
JavaScript World, where you'll find many resources
that will help you learn and master JavaScript and Ajax.
thefreecountry.com
free JavaScript, AJAX, DHTML (dynamic HTML) and Web 2.0 scripts that
you can use on your website to provide various functions.
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Web Tools
AmazingCounters
AmazingCounters.com provides the best free hit counters and free web
counters. Choose from hundreds of unique styles and get free website
traffic stats too. Create your own web counter instantly, in simple
html with no javascript required. Just copy and paste to install.
Webmaster Toolkit
This site came into existence as a collection of webmaster tools
developed to help webmasters with their daily webmaster chores.
Bravenet
Web Tools and Web Hosting for Webmasters
We have everything you need to host, design, and spice up
your website!
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Hosting a Web Site
This is the web hosting server I use.
1&1 is one of the biggest (if not the biggest) web host around. They offer Linux hosting packages and Microsoft Windows packages. They have a $3.99/month package (paid every 6-monthly) that includes 1 free domain name, 10 GB of web space, 300 GB data transfer, hosting for additional websites (25 subdomains, unlimited number of domains bought through the web host itself and 20 other domains bought elsewhere), 600 email accounts (2 GB mailbox space), email forwarding, autoresponders, 800 email aliases, 10 MySQL databases, PHP, DNS management, FTP, a control panel, various site building tools, FrontPage extensions, etc. If you choose this one and you use windows, make sure you pick the Microsoft package.
How to choose a Web Host.
Tips on selecting the best Web Hosting for your needs.
Free web hosting for your website.
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MicroSoft
Office Developer Center
The Microsoft Office System delivers a powerful collection of
integrated programs, servers, services, tools, and technologies that
can help developers build Office Business Applications.
Training
In the training course
Explore Open XML Formats, Microsoft Office System MVP
Stephanie Krieger shows the basics of working with these new
file formats and gives an introduction to the XML structure behind
your Office 2007 documents. Previous XML or other programming
experience is not required
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Dreamweaver
Dreamweaver
A simple solution of how to start your first web site and how to
upload it to your server.
Dreamweaver Tutorials
This page list the articles and tutorials dealing with how you
can use Dreamweaver to set up and manage your website.
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Frontpage
Workflow with Databases
Many people are intimidated and confused by the concept of
databases.
Database Power with Microsoft FrontPage version 2002
You can use Microsoft® FrontPage® 2002 to easily integrate database
power into your Web site like a true database expert.
Microsoft Office FrontPage
FrontPage 2003 Help and How-to
Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
Learn how to use cascading style sheets (CSS) using Microsoft Office
FrotPage to manage the location and appearance of elemnts on a Web
page.
FrontPage 2003 training courses
How to plan, create, and publish a Web site
FrontPage® 2003
Plan,
create, and work with Web sites using Microsoft® Office FrontPage®
2003. Also understand FrontPage Web sites, Web servers, and
publishing
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HTML Editors
Free HTML Editors
Beginning and advanced HTML editors, WYSIWYG web editors and website
builders
The Beginner's A-Z Guide
The essential Step-by-Step guide to starting your own web site.
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Domain Name
Domain Name Articles
This page has articles and tutorials on how and where to get a domain name. If you know nothing about domain names, this is the place to start.
How to Register Your Own Domain Name
If you
have a web site, you should seriously consider registering your own
domain name. A domain name is a name like "thesitewizard.com"
or "thefreecountry.com",
which you can use to refer to your website. Note that you do not
have to be a company or organisation to register a domain name. Any
individual can do it too.
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