Monday, December 12, 2011

How do you view websites in basic html?

I like my new compter,but it has trouble viewing websites.

But I discovered that if I view gmail in basic html,it will run faster.

Is there a way to get all the other websites to do this,or does the website have to provide that option themselves?

Thanks in advance!How do you view websites in basic html?
The website usually has to provide that option themselves, but there's an add-on for firefox called NoScript that blocks all JavaScript. Some websites need JavaScript to function correctly though, but you can try it.How do you view websites in basic html?
One way to do that is to click View - %26gt; Page Source.

There are add-ons for FireFox that will do that too.

:)

How long would it take for this html to load?

The size of the html script and all the images is 3.61 MB (3,787,561 bytes)



The images are BMPs and I know they are larger files but whenever I attempt to change the file to GIF, the quality gets warped.How long would it take for this html to load?
BMP is a terrible format, GIF is even worse. Do not use GIF ever!



Change your image files to Jpeg (very small but will have some quality loss) or PNG (no quality loss but will be larger than Jpeg).How long would it take for this html to load?
Depends on the connection. Cable/Broadband: 15-20 seconds. DSL: 30-40 seconds. Dial up: Never used it lol!
For users who use dial-up it may take forever to load.



BMP is not good really.
over a 56K modem (assuming full bandwidth) would be about 8:30

DSL, depending on the type, could take from about :45 to :18



some sites you can use to determine other file download times:



http://www.numion.com/Calculators/Time.h



http://www.martindalecenter.com/AATimeCa
If you want to speed up your page I say you should change the pictures to JPEGs. It keeps the quality and it loads faster.

How to add more fields in the html forms when a certain condition is met?

I want to add more fields in the html form I filled in when I checked the check box. How to do it ? Can you some give me some quick help ? ThanksHow to add more fields in the html forms when a certain condition is met?
%26lt;html%26gt;

%26lt;body%26gt;

%26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;

function toggle(target) {

var extra = document.getElementById(target);



if(extra.style.display == ';none';)

{

extra.style.display = ';block';;

}

else

{

extra.style.display = ';none';;

}



}

%26lt;/script%26gt;

%26lt;form%26gt;

%26lt;input type=';checkbox'; onclick=';toggle('extra')';/%26gt;

%26lt;div style=';display: none'; id=';extra';%26gt;

You have checked the checkbox :-)

%26lt;/div%26gt;

%26lt;/form%26gt;

%26lt;/body%26gt;

%26lt;/html%26gt;

How to display an image in MS Access 2007 that is reached with an html link?

I want to show images of products that we sell in an MS Access form and report. I have a table with html links to the pictures (the images are on SharePoint, not on a local drive). So far I only managed to show the link, not the image itself. How can that be done?



Thanks.How to display an image in MS Access 2007 that is reached with an html link?
you simply give the path of img in ms access like

%26lt;a href=';c:\abc\xls\img format%26gt;%26lt;/A%26gt;

How do i convert a Joomla template to basic html/css template?

I have Joomla and a Joomla template(rt_refraction_j15) installed on my website. But i want the same template and css styling, as a basic HTML template, so i don't have to use Joomla for editing. Is there an easy way to convert the template to basic HTML/CSS template?How do i convert a Joomla template to basic html/css template?
A Joomla template is basically already in HTML/CSS format. All you need to get is view the stylesheet and then copy one of the pages of the Joomla pages.



You will see a line in the Joomla page similar to this which has the CSS:

%26lt;link rel=';stylesheet'; href=';templates/siteground-j15-68/css/te?type=';text/css'; /%26gt;



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How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?

I am a beginning web design student. I am creating HTML documents in Microsoft Works word processor but cannot figure out how to view through my web browser (internet explorer) to check my work? It keeps saying that it cannot find document even when I check my computer. Any suggestions?How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?
In your web browser, File %26gt; Open, then find the file.



(Although I wouldn't trust MS Works to generate anything approaching decent quality HTML - Microsoft Fontpage does an awful job, and its primary purpose is creating HTML documents).How do you view word processor (HTML) documents through your web browser using internet explorer?
It's on the File option in the top left hand corner, depending on what version of Works you have, it will say something like ';View As Web Page';.
Not sure if you've already done this but.....



When you save the file, do a ';file'; and then ';save as'; to select saving as an .html document from the drop down menu. After you've done that, you may have to locate the file, right click on it and then choose ';open with'; to select IE as the program you want to view it in.



Hope this helps.... =-)
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  • How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?

    I know people have done it. I want to know how to make it so that if i want to change a picture to update itself when i have a newer pic people who have it linked don't have to change the html code. Like a club penguin tracker!How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
    Just make sure the new one has the same name (like Image.jpg) and upload it to the same folder. You'll over write the old one, or you can change it's name first.How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
    just over write the original file it has the same name and address so you don't haft to chance anything
    All that's in the HTML file is a link to the image file - there's no picture in it. If the picture location stays the same, and the name of the picture file stays the same, you don't have to change the HTML file.
    Go to www.w3schools.com and look up asp

    that's what you want to look at
    You could just overwrite the image.



    Or you could go to gaiatools.com and sign up to make a random signature. Then you could upload the image you were wanting to, then just delete it and add the new one whenever you change it. And apply the code to your blog or website.



    Sorry, if that is confusing.



    But it you are looking for an excellent photo uploading service I recommend tinypic.com all the way!

    When writing a font size for HTML, how do you write font size and leading together?

    If you are adding type to an HTML entry, how do you add leading to the font size distinction?When writing a font size for HTML, how do you write font size and leading together?
    I don't think you can control leading in HTML.

    But even if you could, I would still recommend using CSS instead.



    Here's how you would do it in CSS:



    %26lt;style%26gt;

    p {

    font-size: 1.2em;

    line-height: 1.5em;

    }

    %26lt;/style%26gt;



    Everything in { } are all the styles that will be applied. You can put any number of properties together in there.



    The 'p' selector means that all the styles in the { } will apply to everything you have in the %26lt;p%26gt;...%26lt;/p%26gt; element on your page. This selector doesn't have to be a %26lt;p%26gt; but any element or named item.



    Font-size is obvious, and line-height is the property name for leading.

    How Do I start with creating HTML?

    I like to customize my laptop but i can't seem to get it with html.How Do I start with creating HTML?
    You can't customize your laptop with HTML. You'll need programs to do that.



    For Windows, I recommend WindowBlinds

    For Mac, I recommend ShapeShifterHow Do I start with creating HTML?
    Thanks!

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    go to this website... it will show you all the basics of HTML



    http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.as
    HTML Beginner Tutorial

    http://htmldog.com/guides/htmlbeginner/

    How do i get 2 images to switch positions upon mouse over using html?

    how can i get 2 images to swap positions with either other one of the left, the other to the right using html?How do i get 2 images to switch positions upon mouse over using html?
    %26lt;img id=';left'; src=';left.jpg'; onmouseover=';moveImage()'; alt=';'; /%26gt;


    %26lt;img id=';right'; src=';right.jpg'; onmouseover=';moveImage()'; alt=';'; /%26gt;





    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    function moveImage() {


    var left = document.getElementById( 'left' );


    var leftsrc = left.src;


    var right = document.getElementById( 'right' );


    var rightsrc = right.src;





    right.src = leftsrc;


    left.src = rightsrc;


    }


    %26lt;/script%26gt;How do i get 2 images to switch positions upon mouse over using html?
    I believe you have to use JavaScript for that. That's the only way I've done it before. It's been years since I dabbled in that - so do a web search for Javscript image rollovers and you should find some tutorials - fairly easy to do if you are already proficient at updating your HTML files (the JavaScript is inserted into your HTML) and managing files on your server.
    Not with pure HTML. You would have to use something like JavaScript to achieve this:





    Once you have assembled your images, place this JavaScript onto your page. You should put it in the %26lt;head%26gt; of the document, so that it is already working before it has a chance to be called.





    Code for %26lt;head%26gt;:





    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    var revert = new Array();


    var inames = new Array('smirk');





    // Preload


    if (document.images) {


    var flipped = new Array();


    for(i=0; i%26lt; inames.length; i++) {


    flipped[i] = new Image();


    flipped[i].src = ';media/';+inames[i]+';2.gif';;


    }


    }





    function over(num) {


    if(document.images) {


    revert[num] = document.images[inames[num]].src;


    document.images[inames[num]].src = flipped[num].src;


    }


    }


    function out(num) {


    if(document.images) document.images[inames[num]].src = revert[num];


    }


    %26lt;/script%26gt;











    Now we just need to add the images. This is done like any other image, but with some extra JS attributes thrown in:





    %26lt;img src=';media/image.gif'; name=';image'; onMouseOver=';over(0)'; onMouseOut=';out(0)';%26gt;











    This HTML creates the image. The script will then wait for the user to trigger it. The onMouseOver event handler 鈥榣istens鈥?for certain user actions; in this case their mouse passing over the image. When this happens it fires the over function, and sends the image鈥檚 number along with it. It鈥檚 the first rollover image on the page so it sends a 0. The second image would send a 1 etc. Always remember, the first object in an array is numbered with a zero.





    When the user鈥檚 mouse moves away from the image again, onMouseOut notices and fires out, again adding in the image鈥檚 number so the function knows which image it has to work on.





    The name attribute we add to our images should be exactly the same as the names we gave the image in the inames array in the script. This is used to construct the rolled-over image鈥檚 filename. If we call our first image image, as I have done, the script decides that the corresponding rolled-over filename will be media/image2.gif. The initial image can be called anything you want, but it would be a good idea to name it similarly to the second, ending with a 1.



    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    %26lt;!--





    var image1 = new Image();


    image1.src = ';moveup.gif';;


    var image2 = new Image();


    image2.src = ';movedown.gif';;


    var image3 = new Image();


    image3.src = ';an1.gif';;


    var image4 = new Image();


    image4.src = ';an2.gif';;





    //--%26gt;


    %26lt;/script%26gt;



































    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    %26lt;!--





    function roll(img_name, img_src)


    {


    document[img_name].src = img_src;


    }





    //--%26gt;


    %26lt;/script%26gt;











    %26lt;a href=';somewhere.html';


    onmouseover=';roll('sub_but', 'movedown.gif')';


    onmouseout=';roll('sub_but', 'movetup.gif')';%26gt;





    %26lt;img src=';moveup.gif'; width=';143'; height=';39'; border=';0';


    alt=';Move your mouse over me'; name=';sub_but'; /%26gt;





    %26lt;/a%26gt;











    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    %26lt;!--





    function roll(img_name1, img_src1, img_name2, img_src2)


    {


    document[img_name1].src = img_src1;


    document[img_name2].src = img_src2;


    }





    //--%26gt;


    %26lt;/script%26gt;











    %26lt;a href=';somewhere.html';


    onmouseover=';roll('sub1', 'movedown.gif', 'sub2', 'an1.gif')';


    onmouseout=';roll('sub1', 'moveup.gif', 'sub2', 'an2.gif')';%26gt;





    %26lt;img src=';moveup.gif'; name=';sub1'; width=';143';


    height=';39'; border=';0'; /%26gt;


    %26lt;/a%26gt;





    %26lt;img src=';an2.gif'; name=';sub2'; width=';143'; height=';39'; /%26gt;



    How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?

    I know people have done it. I want to know how to make it so that if i want to change a picture to update itself when i have a newer pic people who have it linked don't have to change the html code. Like a club penguin tracker!How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
    Just make sure the new one has the same name (like Image.jpg) and upload it to the same folder. You'll over write the old one, or you can change it's name first.How do you make an image that can be updated without changing the html code?
    just over write the original file it has the same name and address so you don't haft to chance anything
    All that's in the HTML file is a link to the image file - there's no picture in it. If the picture location stays the same, and the name of the picture file stays the same, you don't have to change the HTML file.
    Go to www.w3schools.com and look up asp

    that's what you want to look at
    You could just overwrite the image.



    Or you could go to gaiatools.com and sign up to make a random signature. Then you could upload the image you were wanting to, then just delete it and add the new one whenever you change it. And apply the code to your blog or website.



    Sorry, if that is confusing.



    But it you are looking for an excellent photo uploading service I recommend tinypic.com all the way!

    When writing a font size for HTML, how do you write font size and leading together?

    If you are adding type to an HTML entry, how do you add leading to the font size distinction?When writing a font size for HTML, how do you write font size and leading together?
    I don't think you can control leading in HTML.

    But even if you could, I would still recommend using CSS instead.



    Here's how you would do it in CSS:



    %26lt;style%26gt;

    p {

    font-size: 1.2em;

    line-height: 1.5em;

    }

    %26lt;/style%26gt;



    Everything in { } are all the styles that will be applied. You can put any number of properties together in there.



    The 'p' selector means that all the styles in the { } will apply to everything you have in the %26lt;p%26gt;...%26lt;/p%26gt; element on your page. This selector doesn't have to be a %26lt;p%26gt; but any element or named item.



    Font-size is obvious, and line-height is the property name for leading.
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  • How Do I start with creating HTML?

    I like to customize my laptop but i can't seem to get it with html.How Do I start with creating HTML?
    You can't customize your laptop with HTML. You'll need programs to do that.



    For Windows, I recommend WindowBlinds

    For Mac, I recommend ShapeShifterHow Do I start with creating HTML?
    Thanks!

    Report Abuse


    go to this website... it will show you all the basics of HTML



    http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.as
    HTML Beginner Tutorial

    http://htmldog.com/guides/htmlbeginner/

    How do i get 2 images to switch positions upon mouse over using html?

    how can i get 2 images to swap positions with either other one of the left, the other to the right using html?How do i get 2 images to switch positions upon mouse over using html?
    %26lt;img id=';left'; src=';left.jpg'; onmouseover=';moveImage()'; alt=';'; /%26gt;


    %26lt;img id=';right'; src=';right.jpg'; onmouseover=';moveImage()'; alt=';'; /%26gt;





    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    function moveImage() {


    var left = document.getElementById( 'left' );


    var leftsrc = left.src;


    var right = document.getElementById( 'right' );


    var rightsrc = right.src;





    right.src = leftsrc;


    left.src = rightsrc;


    }


    %26lt;/script%26gt;How do i get 2 images to switch positions upon mouse over using html?
    I believe you have to use JavaScript for that. That's the only way I've done it before. It's been years since I dabbled in that - so do a web search for Javscript image rollovers and you should find some tutorials - fairly easy to do if you are already proficient at updating your HTML files (the JavaScript is inserted into your HTML) and managing files on your server.
    Not with pure HTML. You would have to use something like JavaScript to achieve this:





    Once you have assembled your images, place this JavaScript onto your page. You should put it in the %26lt;head%26gt; of the document, so that it is already working before it has a chance to be called.





    Code for %26lt;head%26gt;:





    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    var revert = new Array();


    var inames = new Array('smirk');





    // Preload


    if (document.images) {


    var flipped = new Array();


    for(i=0; i%26lt; inames.length; i++) {


    flipped[i] = new Image();


    flipped[i].src = ';media/';+inames[i]+';2.gif';;


    }


    }





    function over(num) {


    if(document.images) {


    revert[num] = document.images[inames[num]].src;


    document.images[inames[num]].src = flipped[num].src;


    }


    }


    function out(num) {


    if(document.images) document.images[inames[num]].src = revert[num];


    }


    %26lt;/script%26gt;











    Now we just need to add the images. This is done like any other image, but with some extra JS attributes thrown in:





    %26lt;img src=';media/image.gif'; name=';image'; onMouseOver=';over(0)'; onMouseOut=';out(0)';%26gt;











    This HTML creates the image. The script will then wait for the user to trigger it. The onMouseOver event handler 鈥榣istens鈥?for certain user actions; in this case their mouse passing over the image. When this happens it fires the over function, and sends the image鈥檚 number along with it. It鈥檚 the first rollover image on the page so it sends a 0. The second image would send a 1 etc. Always remember, the first object in an array is numbered with a zero.





    When the user鈥檚 mouse moves away from the image again, onMouseOut notices and fires out, again adding in the image鈥檚 number so the function knows which image it has to work on.





    The name attribute we add to our images should be exactly the same as the names we gave the image in the inames array in the script. This is used to construct the rolled-over image鈥檚 filename. If we call our first image image, as I have done, the script decides that the corresponding rolled-over filename will be media/image2.gif. The initial image can be called anything you want, but it would be a good idea to name it similarly to the second, ending with a 1.



    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    %26lt;!--





    var image1 = new Image();


    image1.src = ';moveup.gif';;


    var image2 = new Image();


    image2.src = ';movedown.gif';;


    var image3 = new Image();


    image3.src = ';an1.gif';;


    var image4 = new Image();


    image4.src = ';an2.gif';;





    //--%26gt;


    %26lt;/script%26gt;



































    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    %26lt;!--





    function roll(img_name, img_src)


    {


    document[img_name].src = img_src;


    }





    //--%26gt;


    %26lt;/script%26gt;











    %26lt;a href=';somewhere.html';


    onmouseover=';roll('sub_but', 'movedown.gif')';


    onmouseout=';roll('sub_but', 'movetup.gif')';%26gt;





    %26lt;img src=';moveup.gif'; width=';143'; height=';39'; border=';0';


    alt=';Move your mouse over me'; name=';sub_but'; /%26gt;





    %26lt;/a%26gt;











    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;


    %26lt;!--





    function roll(img_name1, img_src1, img_name2, img_src2)


    {


    document[img_name1].src = img_src1;


    document[img_name2].src = img_src2;


    }





    //--%26gt;


    %26lt;/script%26gt;











    %26lt;a href=';somewhere.html';


    onmouseover=';roll('sub1', 'movedown.gif', 'sub2', 'an1.gif')';


    onmouseout=';roll('sub1', 'moveup.gif', 'sub2', 'an2.gif')';%26gt;





    %26lt;img src=';moveup.gif'; name=';sub1'; width=';143';


    height=';39'; border=';0'; /%26gt;


    %26lt;/a%26gt;





    %26lt;img src=';an2.gif'; name=';sub2'; width=';143'; height=';39'; /%26gt;



    How to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection?

    How to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection? For instance: drop down menu selections that determine the message on the confirmation screen.How to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection?
    Alright - as the first person stated: It will take a bit more code than anyone really has time to put in here, but this should get you started:



    HTML FORM:

    %26lt;form action=';submit.php'; id=';test';%26gt;

    聽聽%26lt;select id=';cars';%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';volvo';%26gt;Volvo%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';saab';%26gt;Saab%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';mercedes';%26gt;Mercedes%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';audi';%26gt;Audi%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽%26lt;/select%26gt;

    %26lt;input type=';submit'; value=';Submit'; /%26gt;

    %26lt;/form%26gt;



    There's a simple form with a selection box with cars in it. Simple, right? Good!



    PHP SCRIPT, file name: submit.php

    %26lt;?php

    if ( isset ( $_POST['test'] ) ) {

    聽聽$car = $_POST['cars'];

    聽聽if ( isset ( $car ) ) {

    聽聽聽聽echo ';%26lt;p%26gt;You selected '; . $car . ';%26lt;/p%26gt;\n';;

    聽聽}

    聽聽else {

    聽聽聽聽echo ';%26lt;p%26gt;No car selected!%26lt;/p%26gt;\n';;

    聽聽}

    }

    ?%26gt;



    Like I said, this is a really basic example. I'd suggest learning more about PHP at the following:



    http://www.phpro.org

    http://www.w3schools.comHow to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection?
    Uh, that's an awful lot of programming for anyone to answer it simply here.



    First, you need to learn how HTML forms work.



    Then you need to learn how PHP can accept and handle data submitted by an HTML form.
    You may like to take an html tutorial at

    http://referencedesigner.com/tutorials/html/html_1.php

    How to split a big html file into pages?

    I have one html file with 73mb,i want to split this file into pages.

    What's the best program ?

    Something freeware.How to split a big html file into pages?
    A 73mb html file would indicate that you are doing things so incredibly wrong, or incredibly different, that NO ONE can help you without knowing more about it.



    And the gomers here who have tried (by suggesting things as hilarious as word...) just go to show you of how little use the answers that try will be.



    Seriously, I have no clue what you are doing to accomplish such a thing...but it isn't right. God help the internet if you put that thing into production.



    Just to give you an idea of why I'm being so blunt: I would say most of this to someone who said their web page was 5 freakin mb. Yours...well, yours is 15 times that. I'm astounded that you've gotten this far...



    The only exception is if you are doing something VERY different from what we call ';web design';...like, you're creating a page to launch a space shuttle from or something.How to split a big html file into pages?
    office word, pick whatever flavor will let you edit the webpages.
    You use Dreamweaver.. It will help you...
    Use the latest version of any major browser,

    then open developer tools,

    then cut copy paste to make smaller pages.



    Copy the original file, then make 10 copies of it, if you plan to split into 10pages.

    Then for each copy, open it then delete all but the content that should stay on that page number.



    There simply isn't any automated tool for this because it's not common practice.



    Your pages probably refer to alot of image, video , and sound data?

    The html file alone isn't 75MB i bet.

    Even if it is so, it should fit into memory no problem.

    But I imagine scrolling through the page is a pain.

    Good luck.
    A single HTML file that is 73MB would seem to be storing your entire website in one file.

    In all honesty, you can possibly use server side includes if your web hosting provider allows it (read up on that here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side or if you're using PHP, you can use the ';include'; directive (like this: include 'html_page2') to split it up into files however you want, and simply have one include another, which includes the next, etc.



    This almost sounds like you have a video that you want to post to the web, is that true?
    A 73mb file would be very big for html. Unless its a table generated from a database, or actually a pdf file, there is something wrong.



    I don;t know of any program to split html, but there are many than can read in an html table (excel, access) and then generate reports also in html



    Word can open html. Using macros or VBA one could probably create a separate html or DOC file for each page

    How do you compose an HTML email in Outlook 2003?

    I want to send an HTML email with graphics. I made the page in HTML already, with embedded graphics but am stuck. I changed Mail Format in Outlook to HTML, and sent a test email with the HTML code i made to my own account, but all i saw was the code, not the email/graphics.How do you compose an HTML email in Outlook 2003?
    click on a link for more information below

    http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/outloo

    How can I change quickbooks from using PDF to a text or html format?

    Rather than e-mail everything in PDF format I want to know if its possible to email it as a text, .doc, or an html view for customers. Is this even possible?How can I change quickbooks from using PDF to a text or html format?
    use A pdf Convertor Softwares by the way pdf to text or Doc is simple just copy the texts from the pdf document and paste it in new word doc then save it
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  • Why are my html codes for notepad not working for my games?

    Ok, my friend taught me how to get games onto a notepad and save it as a .html and but it on a flash drive so I can play it at school. So I have the %26lt;html%26gt; and %26lt;/html%26gt; and the same for the head and body. I save the %26lt;object%26gt; to %26lt;/object%26gt; in the body section, but when I go to play it and allow it to open it doesn't pop up. Can someone help?Why are my html codes for notepad not working for my games?
    If your talking about flash games, you need to probably save the falsh file too. I am not entirely sure how your saving a game into notepad unless your actually saving the HTML of the page.



    I would recommend you try gettting a flash ripper at home.

    How do you obtain the html codes for any websites?

    I saw a guy doing it with some shortcut on the keyboard and a list of codes just popped in! I'm learning HTML right now and i wanted to know how some websites work.How do you obtain the html codes for any websites?
    view the source of the page from menuHow do you obtain the html codes for any websites?
    html code can be obtain from source of the page
    right click and 'view source' or 'view page source' whichever it says
    view source
    in internet explorer, go to the menu and click page, and then click view source
    you can right click any page and bring up the page source but you cant edit it thats illigal
    on Firefox: go to the website and Ctrl + U

    on IE : on the menu bar: View %26gt;%26gt; Source.



    HTH
    You probably saw the guy using the ';view source'; command. In Internet Explorer this is under the menu View %26gt; Source. In FireFox, it's under View %26gt; Page Source (with a keyboard shortcut of Ctrl-U).



    Realize that for modern websites, the page source won't tell you everything you need to know about how it is constructed. Much of the layout and presentation information is probably stored in another file called a ';stylesheet';. Have a look near the top of the HTML source and see if you can find any ';link'; tags that point to files ending in ';.css';. Download and study those files, too. Google ';cascading style sheets'; to learn how they work.
    Just right click(somewhere in the window) while on the page and in the menu select ';show source code';.
    It is simple just open the website in the Firefox and then press '; ctrl+u '; it will open a source code page in front of you.
    its a good question, but remember, most sites are in multiple languages, which means they use javascript, php, css, html (or xhtml [xhtml is proper html]) they may also use dhtml (which is a combination o javascript and css), they may have used a database which completly hides some info away from peple using the site.



    There is an endless amount of possible coding language they could of used in their file, especially when the file is saved as ';.php';. and good programmers they link to files that contain code that is repetitive in almost every single page, so you may be missing some of the code. theres alot more then just html that you need to understand to be able to understand how sites work.



    if you go to http://www.html.net/ it explains very clearly what each thing does. they also have a tutorial for css. I would suggest going there as I did and i never had to re read anything. also dont start learning css until you are strong with html.



    The site in my source is the site i use now for studying web coding. Thats the site that made me realise how many languages there really were out there.



    Also http://www.zymic.com is a great free web hosting site. it comes complete with a database, a subdomain (a free domain but you are rquired to choose a standardized domain. eg. google in www.google.ca is the domain.). zymic allows you to upload files from your computer throught ';ftp';, their file manager, or by creating ur documents right on theri site.



    They also have forums, where many helpful people are glad to answer your questions.



    Hope all of this helps you get a mere glimpse of the languages out there.

    How to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection?

    How to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection? For instance: drop down menu selections that determine the message on the confirmation screen.How to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection?
    Alright - as the first person stated: It will take a bit more code than anyone really has time to put in here, but this should get you started:



    HTML FORM:

    %26lt;form action=';submit.php'; id=';test';%26gt;

    聽聽%26lt;select id=';cars';%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';volvo';%26gt;Volvo%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';saab';%26gt;Saab%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';mercedes';%26gt;Mercedes%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽聽聽%26lt;option value=';audi';%26gt;Audi%26lt;/option%26gt;

    聽聽%26lt;/select%26gt;

    %26lt;input type=';submit'; value=';Submit'; /%26gt;

    %26lt;/form%26gt;



    There's a simple form with a selection box with cars in it. Simple, right? Good!



    PHP SCRIPT, file name: submit.php

    %26lt;?php

    if ( isset ( $_POST['test'] ) ) {

    聽聽$car = $_POST['cars'];

    聽聽if ( isset ( $car ) ) {

    聽聽聽聽echo ';%26lt;p%26gt;You selected '; . $car . ';%26lt;/p%26gt;\n';;

    聽聽}

    聽聽else {

    聽聽聽聽echo ';%26lt;p%26gt;No car selected!%26lt;/p%26gt;\n';;

    聽聽}

    }

    ?%26gt;



    Like I said, this is a really basic example. I'd suggest learning more about PHP at the following:



    http://www.phpro.org

    http://www.w3schools.comHow to make a form using HTML/PHP with conditional responses that are based on selection?
    Uh, that's an awful lot of programming for anyone to answer it simply here.



    First, you need to learn how HTML forms work.



    Then you need to learn how PHP can accept and handle data submitted by an HTML form.
    You may like to take an html tutorial at

    http://referencedesigner.com/tutorials/html/html_1.php

    How to split a big html file into pages?

    I have one html file with 73mb,i want to split this file into pages.

    What's the best program ?

    Something freeware.How to split a big html file into pages?
    A 73mb html file would indicate that you are doing things so incredibly wrong, or incredibly different, that NO ONE can help you without knowing more about it.



    And the gomers here who have tried (by suggesting things as hilarious as word...) just go to show you of how little use the answers that try will be.



    Seriously, I have no clue what you are doing to accomplish such a thing...but it isn't right. God help the internet if you put that thing into production.



    Just to give you an idea of why I'm being so blunt: I would say most of this to someone who said their web page was 5 freakin mb. Yours...well, yours is 15 times that. I'm astounded that you've gotten this far...



    The only exception is if you are doing something VERY different from what we call ';web design';...like, you're creating a page to launch a space shuttle from or something.How to split a big html file into pages?
    office word, pick whatever flavor will let you edit the webpages.
    You use Dreamweaver.. It will help you...
    Use the latest version of any major browser,

    then open developer tools,

    then cut copy paste to make smaller pages.



    Copy the original file, then make 10 copies of it, if you plan to split into 10pages.

    Then for each copy, open it then delete all but the content that should stay on that page number.



    There simply isn't any automated tool for this because it's not common practice.



    Your pages probably refer to alot of image, video , and sound data?

    The html file alone isn't 75MB i bet.

    Even if it is so, it should fit into memory no problem.

    But I imagine scrolling through the page is a pain.

    Good luck.
    A single HTML file that is 73MB would seem to be storing your entire website in one file.

    In all honesty, you can possibly use server side includes if your web hosting provider allows it (read up on that here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side or if you're using PHP, you can use the ';include'; directive (like this: include 'html_page2') to split it up into files however you want, and simply have one include another, which includes the next, etc.



    This almost sounds like you have a video that you want to post to the web, is that true?
    A 73mb file would be very big for html. Unless its a table generated from a database, or actually a pdf file, there is something wrong.



    I don;t know of any program to split html, but there are many than can read in an html table (excel, access) and then generate reports also in html



    Word can open html. Using macros or VBA one could probably create a separate html or DOC file for each page

    How do you compose an HTML email in Outlook 2003?

    I want to send an HTML email with graphics. I made the page in HTML already, with embedded graphics but am stuck. I changed Mail Format in Outlook to HTML, and sent a test email with the HTML code i made to my own account, but all i saw was the code, not the email/graphics.How do you compose an HTML email in Outlook 2003?
    click on a link for more information below

    http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/outloo

    How can I change quickbooks from using PDF to a text or html format?

    Rather than e-mail everything in PDF format I want to know if its possible to email it as a text, .doc, or an html view for customers. Is this even possible?How can I change quickbooks from using PDF to a text or html format?
    use A pdf Convertor Softwares by the way pdf to text or Doc is simple just copy the texts from the pdf document and paste it in new word doc then save it
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  • Why are my html codes for notepad not working for my games?

    Ok, my friend taught me how to get games onto a notepad and save it as a .html and but it on a flash drive so I can play it at school. So I have the %26lt;html%26gt; and %26lt;/html%26gt; and the same for the head and body. I save the %26lt;object%26gt; to %26lt;/object%26gt; in the body section, but when I go to play it and allow it to open it doesn't pop up. Can someone help?Why are my html codes for notepad not working for my games?
    If your talking about flash games, you need to probably save the falsh file too. I am not entirely sure how your saving a game into notepad unless your actually saving the HTML of the page.



    I would recommend you try gettting a flash ripper at home.

    How do you obtain the html codes for any websites?

    I saw a guy doing it with some shortcut on the keyboard and a list of codes just popped in! I'm learning HTML right now and i wanted to know how some websites work.How do you obtain the html codes for any websites?
    view the source of the page from menuHow do you obtain the html codes for any websites?
    html code can be obtain from source of the page
    right click and 'view source' or 'view page source' whichever it says
    view source
    in internet explorer, go to the menu and click page, and then click view source
    you can right click any page and bring up the page source but you cant edit it thats illigal
    on Firefox: go to the website and Ctrl + U

    on IE : on the menu bar: View %26gt;%26gt; Source.



    HTH
    You probably saw the guy using the ';view source'; command. In Internet Explorer this is under the menu View %26gt; Source. In FireFox, it's under View %26gt; Page Source (with a keyboard shortcut of Ctrl-U).



    Realize that for modern websites, the page source won't tell you everything you need to know about how it is constructed. Much of the layout and presentation information is probably stored in another file called a ';stylesheet';. Have a look near the top of the HTML source and see if you can find any ';link'; tags that point to files ending in ';.css';. Download and study those files, too. Google ';cascading style sheets'; to learn how they work.
    Just right click(somewhere in the window) while on the page and in the menu select ';show source code';.
    It is simple just open the website in the Firefox and then press '; ctrl+u '; it will open a source code page in front of you.
    its a good question, but remember, most sites are in multiple languages, which means they use javascript, php, css, html (or xhtml [xhtml is proper html]) they may also use dhtml (which is a combination o javascript and css), they may have used a database which completly hides some info away from peple using the site.



    There is an endless amount of possible coding language they could of used in their file, especially when the file is saved as ';.php';. and good programmers they link to files that contain code that is repetitive in almost every single page, so you may be missing some of the code. theres alot more then just html that you need to understand to be able to understand how sites work.



    if you go to http://www.html.net/ it explains very clearly what each thing does. they also have a tutorial for css. I would suggest going there as I did and i never had to re read anything. also dont start learning css until you are strong with html.



    The site in my source is the site i use now for studying web coding. Thats the site that made me realise how many languages there really were out there.



    Also http://www.zymic.com is a great free web hosting site. it comes complete with a database, a subdomain (a free domain but you are rquired to choose a standardized domain. eg. google in www.google.ca is the domain.). zymic allows you to upload files from your computer throught ';ftp';, their file manager, or by creating ur documents right on theri site.



    They also have forums, where many helpful people are glad to answer your questions.



    Hope all of this helps you get a mere glimpse of the languages out there.

    How would I show raw html inside of a text box?

    I want to show the html for an image and place it inside of a text box so other people can use the code to place the image on their page. How would I do that?How would I show raw html inside of a text box?
    Try this...



    Use Entities, instead of %26lt;, ';, and %26gt;, because I don't think they will work, they will just show up HTML code. Entities can be found here. http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entities.asp



    %26lt;textarea rows=';5'; cols=';30';%26gt;

    %26lt;img src=';yourimagesource.type';%26gt;

    %26lt;/textarea%26gt;How would I show raw html inside of a text box?
    Use the appropriate html entities (http://w3schools.com/tags/ref_entities.a so:



    %26lt; becomes %26amp;lt;

    %26gt; becomes %26amp;gt;



    you'll write %26amp; lt; in the page's code, but it will display as %26lt; on the page.



    So for a whole image tag you'd end up with something like



    %26amp;lt;img src=%26amp;quot;path%26amp;quot;%26amp;gt;



    which then displays as:

    %26lt;img src=';path';%26gt;




    %26lt;form%26gt;

    %26lt;textarea cols=';48'; rows=';3';%26gt;

    %26lt;img width=';100';src=';your codes inside the textarea tags but these cannot include textarea tags';height=';100';%26gt;

    %26lt;/textarea%26gt;

    %26lt;/form%26gt;



    does this make sense?

    also be sure to include height and width tags it makes loading faster Also arranging these elements in the order of: width, src, height will make it more quickly interpreted by Internet Explorer!




    Place %26lt;textarea%26gt; tags around the code. You can further specify the height and width of the text box using col=';#'; and row=';#'; inside the %26lt;textarea%26gt; tag.



    ie. %26lt;textarea col=';10'; row=';10';%26gt;[code]%26lt;/textarea%26gt;
    put the code in notepad then uplaod to photobucket that notepad doc(name it htmlcode.jpg so photobucket thinks its a pic)thenyou know the rest
    Here is the raw code:

    %26lt;textarea%26gt;';insert picture html here';%26lt;/textarea%26gt;
    you use %26lt;xmp%26gt;%26lt;/xmp%26gt; tags. but they are spacey. it removed hte next for a text box...



    or here is the coed for a text box.



    %26lt;input id='box name' type='text' style='width: (WIDTH NUMBER)px; height: (HEIGHT NUMBER)px;'value='madd text here.'%26gt;%26lt;br%26gt;

    How can i make a html search for a web page?

    I have a web page that i want users to search. Is there some html code that i could use that would make a simple search?How can i make a html search for a web page?
    You can sign up for a free account and use http://FreeFind.com/ 's Search Code. Using their User's Admin tabs, you can set up a customized search page visitor's see plus a bunch of other search setup options.



    Or use Google's Custom Search Engine - http://www.google.com/coop/cse/



    RonHow can i make a html search for a web page?
    You need to set up a database. Using ASP, PHP, XML or something similar. You can't do it using basic HTML.

    How do I paste an html code in microsoft outlook ?

    I have a newsletter and I want to see the source code area of the email so i can paste my html there.How do I paste an html code in microsoft outlook ?
    Here. Follow these intructions.



    Toolbar-

    Go to edit-

    Click paste =)

    How can I make an HTML list item and its background a link?

    I made a list (%26lt;ul%26gt;) with css and html. It's simply a navigation bar with no bullets and a background that looks like a button. The text is clickable but the button behind the text (a background image of the list item) is not. I want to make it clickable with the same link the text has. I can use PHP if I need to.How can I make an HTML list item and its background a link?
    Add %26lt;a%26gt; tags to the listitems and then use CSS to resize them to the complete area of the listitem.

    Gonna need to turn %26lt;a%26gt; into a block element though.. as inline elements can't normally have a height.



    example:



    a.menuitem {

    display: block;

    width: 100%;

    height: 100%;

    }

    ....

    ....

    %26lt;li%26gt;%26lt;a class=';menuitem'; href=';#';%26gt;Text%26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/li%26gt;





    Hope this works for youHow can I make an HTML list item and its background a link?
    First you need valid html.

    ---

    %26lt;ul class=';link-list';%26gt;

    %26lt;li%26gt;%26lt;a href=';#link1';%26gt;Link1%26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/li%26gt;

    %26lt;li%26gt;%26lt;a href=';#link2';%26gt;Link2%26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/li%26gt;

    %26lt;li%26gt;%26lt;a href=';#link3';%26gt;Link3%26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/li%26gt;

    %26lt;li%26gt;%26lt;a href=';#link4';%26gt;Link4%26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/li%26gt;

    %26lt;/ul%26gt;



    Secondly you need valid CSS.

    ---

    ul.link-list li{

    list-style: none;

    position: relative;

    display: block;

    }

    ul.link-list li a {

    display: block;

    padding: 5px 5px 5px 25px;

    width: 75px;

    height: 25px;

    background-image: url(pathtobackgroundimage.gif);

    background-repeat: no-repeat;

    background-position: left top;

    }



    Basically I make the list items block elements with no list-style.

    I make the links block elements with a background image set to the left. I add extra padding to the left so the text doesn't overlap the background.
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  • How can i open html files in nokia3120cs by operamini?

    i want afile manager which will allow me to open an ebook in html format from opera mini. an application in java formats.How can i open html files in nokia3120cs by operamini?
    ou may like to take an html tutorial at

    http://referencedesigner.com/tutorials/html/html_1.php

    How can I find HTML code that will put a button on my webpage that will let the viewer to send page as email?

    I am able to create webpages using some off the shelf creation software, but I need specific code that will allow my viewers to send the page they are viewing as e-mail. Is there a site that will have some predefined HTML code for these types of specific purposes?How can I find HTML code that will put a button on my webpage that will let the viewer to send page as email?
    What you need is a CGI program on the server your page is on. You can write HTML code to access the program but the program has to be there already.



    Most free web hosting sites already have a selection of CGI scripts you can use, as well as samples of the HTML you need to access them. For example, if you use Angelfire/Lycos, go to http://www.angelfire.lycos.com/build/scr to see what I'm talking about. A free site probably won't have exactly the script you describe, but they have other scripts that can send data to various sources so there might be something that can accomplish what you want.



    If your page is on your own server then you'll have to upload your own CGI script, which you can probably get for free somewhere.How can I find HTML code that will put a button on my webpage that will let the viewer to send page as email?
    First, you have two problems. One, HTML cannot do what you ask. Two, if you are using a free web hosting site, like geocities, you are not able to do what you need.

    The reason is that you need a background application, or script, to access the mail server, generate the email, and attach the webpage. These free services will not allow you access to their servers, and they do not allow executable scripts on free hosting sites. Sorry, that is the price of getting it for free.

    However, if you are paying for internet service they I would start searching for a company to create a script for you, pay for it. Or learn another language and program it yourself. That is the only option.

    How can I create a flash file that forwards to an HTML file if the page doesn't laod within X seconds?

    I have this really cool home page idea with some nice animation, but I don't want to scare customers away if the page takes to long to load. I would like to make a preloader that determines how long it is before the animation starts playing. IF it takes longer than say 2 or 3 seconds, I want the flash file to go to an alternative html version of the page. Can this be done? Are there any good websites out there that can help me?How can I create a flash file that forwards to an HTML file if the page doesn't laod within X seconds?
    Yes that can be easily done with a preloader.There are a number of ways to do it depending on your preloader. If you are using code on the first frame of your preloader that checks the percent loaded with code on the second frame that sends the playhead back to your first frame, you can add something similar to the following to check the time and send to another page. Time is in milliseconds so 3000 = 3 seconds.

    var now:Number = getTimer();

    if(now %26gt; 3000){

    getURL(';http://www.yourdomainname.com/yo?br>
    }



    This would have to be integrated into your exisiting preloader so that the preloader continues to check the load progress, but that's the main idea anyway. If you need more help with this, you can contact me through my website at http://www.discwritecd.com/. If you send me your preloader code, I can add the timer code to it. John

    How do I display information from a MS Access DB in HTML using Netbeans?

    I need to display information from a Microsoft Access Database when a link is clicked on my site. I have connected Netbeans to Access, and have gotten Netbeans to display output in HTML, but I have not been able to figure out how to combine the two.How do I display information from a MS Access DB in HTML using Netbeans?
    port the database to mysql and then use php to implement the website.

    How to make a html website using notepad?

    I'm just learning html and heard that you can make a website using notepad, My question is how? What do I do?How to make a html website using notepad?
    1.open notepad





    2. type your html, you will need some thing like:



    %26lt;!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ';-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN'; ';http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd';%26gt;

    %26lt;html%26gt;

    %26lt;head%26gt;

    %26lt;title%26gt;Title%26lt;/title%26gt;

    %26lt;meta http-equiv=';content-type'; content=';text/html; charset=iso-8859-1'; /%26gt;

    %26lt;/head%26gt;

    %26lt;body %26gt;

    your code here

    %26lt;/body%26gt;

    %26lt;/html%26gt;





    3. press file save as



    4. type the file name .html Example: index.html



    5. make the save as type ';All Files';

    and leave the encoding to what ever it is already



    6. find the file and open it, it should display in the browser.







    For a beginner i recommend a free piece of software called Hap Edit. http://hapedit.free.fr/How to make a html website using notepad?
    Open notepad and start your HTML code like usual. So something like



    %26lt;html%26gt;

    %26lt;head%26gt;

    %26lt;title%26gt;First Webpage%26lt;/title%26gt;

    %26lt;/head%26gt;



    %26lt;body%26gt;This is my first webpage...%26lt;/body%26gt;

    %26lt;/html%26gt;



    Then the important step is when you save it, save it as a .html so index.html



    If you want to make changes, just open notepad and click open and select the index.html
    1. Open notepad

    2. type this



    %26lt;html%26gt;

    %26lt;head%26gt;

    %26lt;title%26gt;%26lt;/title%26gt;

    %26lt;/head%26gt;

    %26lt;body%26gt;

    %26lt;/body%26gt;

    %26lt;/html%26gt;



    that is the skeleton for HTML, the basics, which i wont describe here, there are plenty of resources online.



    3. File-%26gt;Save As...

    4. Save it as blahblahblah.html (make sure you put .html on the end, or .htm)

    5. Add content to the site



    May I reccommend downloading Notepad++, it is much better than using just notepad.
    You could try the tutorials at http://www.html-tags-guide.com/html-tuto

    How can I watch a flash animation i created in an html document i just created?

    I just created a simple animation in flash and im trying to test out to see what it would look like ina website so i quickly created html document to what it looks like but i dont know how to get it to run. Is it even possible?



    I dont have a real website and i dont plan on getting one as of now.How can I watch a flash animation i created in an html document i just created?
    If you made it with macromedia adobe flash, there's option to save the work with swf and html output.

    Open your fla file then go to File - Publish Setting - Format - then enable swf and html output. Click Publish buton then OK buton. Again save your file. Open the html file of it to see ur flash.



    Or u can make html file and embed the flash in it:



    %26lt;html%26gt;%26lt;head%26gt;%26lt;/head%26gt;%26lt;body%26gt;

    %26lt;object%26gt;%26lt;param name=movie value=';yourflashname.swf';%26gt;%26lt;embed src=';yourflashname.swf'; type=';application/x-shockwave-flash';%26gt;%26lt;/e?br>
    %26lt;/body%26gt;%26lt;/html%26gt;
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  • How to create an html or php form that submits to current page?

    I am trying to create a simple html or php form that does the following: User enters input in input box, user hits submit button, whatever was in the input box prints on the same page next to the input box. Thanks.How to create an html or php form that submits to current page?
    You could do it with both Javascript (client-side) and PHP (server-side). It is easy to do with both. Currently, I have not PHP installed on my machine. I can write a simple demo in Javascript.



    ---- Demo: Cut the following text and paste it to a page (.htm). Then double click it to view it in IE. Then test it.



    Tested with IE8 and FireFox 3.6





    %26lt;html%26gt;

    %26lt;head%26gt;

    %26lt;title%26gt;Writing To Self%26lt;/title%26gt;



    %26lt;script type=';text/javascript';%26gt;

    function WriteText ()

    {

    var textInput = document.getElementById (';myText';);

    var diplay = document.getElementById (';display';);

    display.innerHTML = textInput.value;

    }

    %26lt;/script%26gt;



    %26lt;/head%26gt;

    %26lt;body%26gt;

    %26lt;form method=';get'; action=';WriteToSelf.htm';%26gt;

    %26lt;input type=';text'; id=';myText'; /%26gt;

    %26lt;span id=';display';%26gt;%26lt;/span%26gt;

    %26lt;p%26gt;聽%26lt;/p%26gt;

    %26lt;input type=';button'; value=';Apply'; onclick=';WriteText()'; /%26gt;

    %26lt;/form%26gt;

    %26lt;/body%26gt;

    %26lt;/html%26gt;

    What's the HTML code to add a comment area in your classic blogger theme?

    Cos I reverted mine to classic. And I was just wondering how you could add a comment area on blogger? I mean, what's the HTML code that I need to add in the blog skin code so there would be a link to my comment area. :) Thanks.What's the HTML code to add a comment area in your classic blogger theme?
    These might work, but you might want to look into activating the comment code that all blog apps have.



    Comment Box Makers:



    PHP Comment Script: http://www.gentlesource.com/comment-scri

    DoComments 2 comments software for websites: http://jerrata.com/?product=DoComments%26amp;f

    Add a free comments box to your website!: http://www.htmlcommentbox.com/

    Form Using mailform.asp - Simple Comment Box: http://www.niu.edu/its/Scripts/mailform2

    Comment Box Code: http://www.quackit.com/html/codes/commen

    Comment (50 widgets): http://www.widgetbox.com/tag/comment

    Video, blog, and message board widget: http://www.widgetdeathmatch.com/2009/02/

    Customizable Message Board: http://www.widgipedia.com/web-widgets/de



    RonWhat's the HTML code to add a comment area in your classic blogger theme?
    LOL You're welcome. Thank you for BA.



    Ron

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    How can i find html of a stream or webpage?

    If i wanted to find out what was the html of a page how would i find it?How can i find html of a stream or webpage?
    In order to look at the HTML of a web page, right click on the page and select ';view source'; this will open up a notepad file containing all the HTML included in the page.How can i find html of a stream or webpage?
    dunno but u sound brainey so plz go to my dsi question and figure out plz i will star u if u give a good answer

    How to put a windows movie maker movie on my own HTML website?

    I made a movie on windows movie maker. And i want to put it on an HTML website that i made. Does anyone know how to do it?How to put a windows movie maker movie on my own HTML website?
    All you need to do is upload it to YouTube, then copy and paste the embed code that YouTube gives you. You can find that to the right of the video after YouTube has processed it. :)How to put a windows movie maker movie on my own HTML website?
    You need to embed it using either a flash viewer or HTML5's video tag. I would not use the Video tag however, as Internet Explorer has not adopted it yet, and the video will only work for people using Firefox, and I think Safari.



    Basically, unless you understand how to embed flash videos, you wont be able to do it at your level.
    Hello,



    It is easier to embed a free video site such as YouTube to your site. They give you the embed code to place in the html document. Youtube usually has a low quality embed. You can append a small piece of code to make it high quality.



    %26amp;ap=%2526fmt%3D18 is the appended code.



    %26lt;embed src=漢ttp://www.youtube.com/v/zlfKdbWwru?br>


    ^ what the youtube url looks like after the appended code.



    Good Luck!

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    Server Engineer

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    How can i find html of a stream or webpage?

    If i wanted to find out what was the html of a page how would i find it?How can i find html of a stream or webpage?
    In order to look at the HTML of a web page, right click on the page and select ';view source'; this will open up a notepad file containing all the HTML included in the page.How can i find html of a stream or webpage?
    dunno but u sound brainey so plz go to my dsi question and figure out plz i will star u if u give a good answer

    How to put a windows movie maker movie on my own HTML website?

    I made a movie on windows movie maker. And i want to put it on an HTML website that i made. Does anyone know how to do it?How to put a windows movie maker movie on my own HTML website?
    All you need to do is upload it to YouTube, then copy and paste the embed code that YouTube gives you. You can find that to the right of the video after YouTube has processed it. :)How to put a windows movie maker movie on my own HTML website?
    You need to embed it using either a flash viewer or HTML5's video tag. I would not use the Video tag however, as Internet Explorer has not adopted it yet, and the video will only work for people using Firefox, and I think Safari.



    Basically, unless you understand how to embed flash videos, you wont be able to do it at your level.
    Hello,



    It is easier to embed a free video site such as YouTube to your site. They give you the embed code to place in the html document. Youtube usually has a low quality embed. You can append a small piece of code to make it high quality.



    %26amp;ap=%2526fmt%3D18 is the appended code.



    %26lt;embed src=漢ttp://www.youtube.com/v/zlfKdbWwru?br>


    ^ what the youtube url looks like after the appended code.



    Good Luck!

    Sean Colicchio

    Server Engineer

    Host My Site

    hostmysite.com
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  • How do I edit HTML so that my page will stay the same even if the window size changes?

    I'm making a website with HTML. It's not really that complicated, but when I make my window smaller everything gets messed up. Pictures move around, as do headings and text. My horizontal frame that contains my navigation bar gets so small that you can no longer see more than half of the links. I want to know how to fix this, so my pages will stay the same regardless of window size. Thank you.How do I edit HTML so that my page will stay the same even if the window size changes?
    There is no such thing as a fraction of a pixel. Use of 10.45% works. You can use percents in place of fixed units, but you need to dump (remove) any absolute positioning for your pages. Most people do not surf with real small browser windows so try to make it work at a minimum with/height that is to be expected on the Internet. Take a read of following site:



    http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holyg



    RonHow do I edit HTML so that my page will stay the same even if the window size changes?
    you should define any sizes by portion instead of pixels......



    for e.g: if you want an ';object'; to be 10.24px width you should define it as 10%



    get in touch via IM, I am also trying to solve the same problem maybe we can get to a conclusion
    I believe it has to do with positioning,

    weather it is relative or absolute

    Its been a while since i did html and css

    But i believe it is done by putting this in

    %26lt;Style= position:absolute%26gt;

    Im not 100% sure, but thats how i made my pages and they always stayed the same size regardless of the window's they were in
    Always place things in a table with a fixed width and center that table on the screen and presto the page stays the same on all resizes.
    Define the table size with pixel values...
    You need to design your site as a ';liquid layout'; that is, using % for all your widths. You need to be careful with your images as well.

    Go to www.web2coders.com and take the ';table v div challenge';. Download the code at the end of the show: it contains many tricks to develop liquid layouts...

    Good luck.
    As others have said, using percentages for your widths/heights in your CSS/HTML will help.



    However, you should also specify the min-width css attribute on anything which causes trouble - set this to the smallest number of pixels permissible, and it'll help stop things shrinking and messing up the output.
    Thre are a couple ways actually and it all depends on how you are setting up the site. If you are using frames to split up a page you can set their width/height to remain constant in the %26lt;frameset%26gt;



    Ex: In this example the right frame would always remain 300 pixels wide no matter how large or small someone makes the browser window. The left frame simply takes up the rest of the space (if any).



    %26lt;frameset cols=';300,*';%26gt;

    %26lt;frame src=';frame_a.htm';%26gt;

    %26lt;frame src=';frame_b.htm';%26gt;

    %26lt;/frameset%26gt;



    If you are not using %26lt;frameset%26gt; or any of that then %26lt;table%26gt; is the simplest way to go. Once you define the width or height of a table it remains that size, again, no matter what size or shape someone makes their browser window.



    Ex:

    %26lt;table width=600%26gt;%26lt;tr%26gt;%26lt;td%26gt;%26lt;/td%26gt;%26lt;/tr%26gt;%26lt;/table%26gt;



    You can also play with the sections inside the table (%26lt;td%26gt;%26lt;th%26gt;etc) and set them to have fixed widths as well. There are a ton of good examples and explanations at www.w3schools.com that can help you out even more.



    Good luck and happy coding.

    How do you add html to yahoo answers?

    I have seen people do it but whenever i try it just comes up as normal text even when doing %26lt;a%26gt; html signs.

    Help please!How do you add html to yahoo answers?
    YA Links:



    You have to be pass Level 1 to have clickable links on YA.



    Three ways to put a link here:



    1) From the browser's address field, click inside the field, press Ctrl + A if it doesn't turn to your highlight color, then press Ctrl + C to copy. Return to your post and click inside textbox area. Then press Ctrl + V to paste link.



    2) If getting link from a page link, right-click on the link and select ';Copy Link Location (may be worded differently depending on browser). Repeat part to paste in post.



    3) Type a link directly. Links are preceeded by ';http://';:



    http://answers.yahoo.com/



    Always include the ';/'; at the end. Saves a referral call.

    ---------------------------------

    Links From Web Page to Browser Address Field:



    Pasting a link from a web page, right-click on the link and select ';Copy Shortcut'; (IE). Then click inside the browsers address field and press Ctrl + V.



    If link is in text only and not an hyperlink, then drag your mouse cursor across the text link to highlight it. Press Ctrl + C to copy it. Then repeat above to paste it into browser's address field.



    RonHow do you add html to yahoo answers?
    You're welcome. Thank you for BA.



    Ron

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    Type the link in.

    Eg. http://www.google.com

    I typed it in as http://www.google.com, not HTML needed.

    Pity it isnt supported though, but I could see %26lt;h1%26gt; being abused...
    What you mean like this 鈻?http://uk.yahoo.com/ ?



    You can't because you are on level 1. You will have to get up to level 2

    which is 250 points before you are able to post links.



    It was done to stop the incessant spamming done by level 1 accounts.