http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fus鈥?/a>
The one i have up I like because I was having a lot of fun at that party with my friends. Comment me back let me know what I should change or if anything looks ugly. Be as honest as you can ;-)
%26lt;3 thanksDo you like my myspace page ladies? What picture should I put up as my default picture?I love it. Don't change a thing. I wish I was there on that beach.
Saturday, 24 September 2011
How do you make multipage websites?
I have made a few webpages so far but am wondering if I am going about it the wrong way. I will make a main page (index.html) and then use that as a template for the rest of my site (copy and paste the code). This works great except for when I need to make a global structure change (i.e. change the order of items in the navigation) because I need to go through each page and change the html. This is just a copy and paste fix but doing it to 10 pages or so gets old real fast. How do you avoid this problem?How do you make multipage websites?This is a great question, and the whole point of using a slightly more advanced language than HTML.
In PHP, one of the most basic things you can do is write a page like this:
%26lt;? include 'header.html' ?%26gt;
%26lt;h1%26gt;Hello World%26lt;/h1%26gt;
%26lt;? include 'footer.html' ?%26gt;
you could make 30 pages this way, changing the stuff in the middle for each page, and if you want to change the navigation bar, you'd just change header.html once, and the change is applied to every page site-wide.
Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg...How do you make multipage websites?Use iframes, php or javascript.. Use separate html for your navigations, header, footer etc. then just include or load those page to the %26quot;main page%26quot;. In that way, you only have to edit the page once since its only called by a script.. hope you get it..How do you make multipage websites?If you are able to use PHP on your site you can use PHP includes although includes do not require PHP. Lot simpler to not use it unless you plan to convert your pages to all PHP. See Server Side Includes at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-Side鈥?/a>
This allows you to set up an include file with your site's nav menu and to add/delete just one file, upload and overwrite old include file, and have all corrections appear on every page that has the include code.
I certainly use it and saves lots of time when adding pages.
You did the right thing making a template to use for all your pages. I hope you made an external CSS file for all those pages to link to so you can edit style changes using just one file.
Your template should be set so that you can add content within the content div.
Ron
In PHP, one of the most basic things you can do is write a page like this:
%26lt;? include 'header.html' ?%26gt;
%26lt;h1%26gt;Hello World%26lt;/h1%26gt;
%26lt;? include 'footer.html' ?%26gt;
you could make 30 pages this way, changing the stuff in the middle for each page, and if you want to change the navigation bar, you'd just change header.html once, and the change is applied to every page site-wide.
Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg...How do you make multipage websites?Use iframes, php or javascript.. Use separate html for your navigations, header, footer etc. then just include or load those page to the %26quot;main page%26quot;. In that way, you only have to edit the page once since its only called by a script.. hope you get it..How do you make multipage websites?If you are able to use PHP on your site you can use PHP includes although includes do not require PHP. Lot simpler to not use it unless you plan to convert your pages to all PHP. See Server Side Includes at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-Side鈥?/a>
This allows you to set up an include file with your site's nav menu and to add/delete just one file, upload and overwrite old include file, and have all corrections appear on every page that has the include code.
I certainly use it and saves lots of time when adding pages.
You did the right thing making a template to use for all your pages. I hope you made an external CSS file for all those pages to link to so you can edit style changes using just one file.
Your template should be set so that you can add content within the content div.
Ron
Can someone tell me how to change this page to english please?
http://uwp.italiannetwork.net/forum/index.php/
this is the site but i only can read englishCan someone tell me how to change this page to english please?www.freetranslation.com gave me an immediate translation on the German phrase i needed.Can someone tell me how to change this page to english please?Yes go to the right side and press ithair braiding what is your best money saving idea
this is the site but i only can read englishCan someone tell me how to change this page to english please?www.freetranslation.com gave me an immediate translation on the German phrase i needed.Can someone tell me how to change this page to english please?Yes go to the right side and press it
Frontpage 2000 help needed?
I have a simple blog that I created using Frontpage 2000.
There is a heading row for the Masthead - and then 3 columns below. I would like for the two outer columns to be %26quot;fixed%26quot;, so that if I make changes in these two columns on the index page - the same changes will be applied to all the pages.
Is this possible?
Thank you in advance.Frontpage 2000 help needed?you can you frames
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;frameset cols=%26quot;25%,50%,25%%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;frame src=%26quot;frame_a.htm%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;frame src=%26quot;frame_b.htm%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;frame src=%26quot;frame_c.htm%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;/frameset%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
check out this http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_frame鈥?/a>
=============================
if you have a server and using scripting programming, you'll have to make your outer columns include files. you'll have to cut your page into sections, for example any page will looks like this:
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;header.html%26quot; --%26gt;
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;left_nav.html%26quot; --%26gt;
%26lt;div%26gt;
your page content
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;right_nav.html%26quot; --%26gt;
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;footer.html%26quot; --%26gt;
header.html should contain opening html, header and body tags:
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;head%26gt;
%26lt;title%26gt;my page%26lt;/title%26gt;
%26lt;/head%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;div%26gt;
%26lt;div%26gt;logo and header nav%26lt;/div%26gt;
left nav:
%26lt;div style=%26quot;float:left%26quot;%26gt;
- nav item 1%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 2%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 3
%26lt;div%26gt;
right nav:
%26lt;div style=%26quot;float:left%26quot;%26gt;
- nav item 1%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 2%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 3
%26lt;div%26gt;
footer: should contain any footer links and it should close the document:
%26lt;div%26gt;footer links, copyright%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
now if you put all of these together you should have one complete document.
There is a heading row for the Masthead - and then 3 columns below. I would like for the two outer columns to be %26quot;fixed%26quot;, so that if I make changes in these two columns on the index page - the same changes will be applied to all the pages.
Is this possible?
Thank you in advance.Frontpage 2000 help needed?you can you frames
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;frameset cols=%26quot;25%,50%,25%%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;frame src=%26quot;frame_a.htm%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;frame src=%26quot;frame_b.htm%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;frame src=%26quot;frame_c.htm%26quot;%26gt;
%26lt;/frameset%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
check out this http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_frame鈥?/a>
=============================
if you have a server and using scripting programming, you'll have to make your outer columns include files. you'll have to cut your page into sections, for example any page will looks like this:
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;header.html%26quot; --%26gt;
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;left_nav.html%26quot; --%26gt;
%26lt;div%26gt;
your page content
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;right_nav.html%26quot; --%26gt;
%26lt;!-- Include File = %26quot;footer.html%26quot; --%26gt;
header.html should contain opening html, header and body tags:
%26lt;html%26gt;
%26lt;head%26gt;
%26lt;title%26gt;my page%26lt;/title%26gt;
%26lt;/head%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
%26lt;div%26gt;
%26lt;div%26gt;logo and header nav%26lt;/div%26gt;
left nav:
%26lt;div style=%26quot;float:left%26quot;%26gt;
- nav item 1%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 2%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 3
%26lt;div%26gt;
right nav:
%26lt;div style=%26quot;float:left%26quot;%26gt;
- nav item 1%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 2%26lt;br%26gt;
- nav item 3
%26lt;div%26gt;
footer: should contain any footer links and it should close the document:
%26lt;div%26gt;footer links, copyright%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/div%26gt;
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
now if you put all of these together you should have one complete document.
Can I use PHP to display a random background when my website loads?
I currently have 7 background images as jpeg files. I would like a random picture to be displayed when the browser loads the page. Is this possible using PHP? Can someone provide the code? Also the page is named as index.html would I then need to change this to index.php?Can I use PHP to display a random background when my website loads?Keep it simple and fast!
Name your images image bg1, bg2, bg3 etc (for my example they are stored in /images/ directory).
Add styles to your css sheet:
.bg1 {background: white url(/images/bg1.jpg) no-repeat center;}
.bg2 {background: white url(/images/bg2.jpg) no-repeat center;}
... etc (you need 7 of them in this case). Or (less useful) put the styles in the %26lt;head%26gt; of every page which uses the random background image ( inside %26lt;style type=%26quot;text/css%26quot;%26gt; %26lt;/style%26gt; tags).
Add to the %26lt;head%26gt;:
%26lt;?php
$randombg = rand (1, 7);
?%26gt;
In the %26lt;body%26gt; apply the random background image to any element you choose:
%26lt;p class=%26quot;bg%26lt;?php echo%26quot;$randombg%26quot;;?%26gt;%26quot;%26gt;
This produces a very streamlined output eg: %26lt;p class=%26quot;bg3%26quot;%26gt;
This method takes virtually no time to process - and your source code will reveal nothing at all - just nice clean html , which means that you have a higher ratio of content to code, to keep the search engines happy!
CHANGING THE PAGE NAME?
KEEP your index.html file and ADD a new index.php file and use php or htaccess to set a permanent redirect to your new php page. Don't get rid of your index.html file - you will mess up your search engine ranking. Also, anyone who has bookmarked your home page will get an error message instead of being redirected to your new page.
Alternatively, use htaccess to parse html files as php files.Can I use PHP to display a random background when my website loads?Yes but it's not recommanded since it'll increase your page load time ... Make sure your images are 200k or less. here:
http://www.famouswolf.com/weblog/view/ar鈥?/a>Can I use PHP to display a random background when my website loads?I have the same question ;-)
I looked around and tested several PHP codes but they didn't result. I'll keep you updated.
Hope someone else contributes here as I need that code too.
NOTE: the images should be in a specific folder, and the PHP code should randomly show all pics in that folder. This way, you are not limited to 7, and can add and delete pics whenever you want.
Yes, you will have to change to index.php
-----
Update: the message above looks great, but it doesn't work for me. Is it because the directories are protected??It is 'of course' possible, I have the code for it at home (I once used it for a website I designed) and I'll send it to you later today if I don't forget it. :-) Yes, you'll have to rename the .html file to .php.Hey I just picked up this random snippet
%26lt;?php
/*
* Name your images 1.jpg, 2.jpg etc.
*
*/
// Change this to the total number of images in the folder
$total = %26quot;11%26quot;;
// Change to the type of files to use eg. .jpg or .gif
$file_type = %26quot;.jpg%26quot;;
// Change to the location of the folder containing the images
$image_folder = %26quot;images/random%26quot;;
// You do not need to edit below this line
$start = %26quot;1%26quot;;
$random = mt_rand($start, $total);
$image_name = $random . $file_type;
echo %26quot;%26lt;img src=\%26quot;$image_folder/$image_name\%26quot; alt=\%26quot;$image_name\%26quot; /%26gt;%26quot;;
?%26gt;
This code will probably be best in an header file or near the start of your php page. The end code would need to be changed a little bit but you should be able to figure this out.
Good Luck
Paul1. Have your images called, say: bkg1.jpg, bkg2.jpg etc... and located in the same directory as the calling page.
2. In the calling page:
%26lt;?php
$maxbkg = 7; // this is the max number of pictures
$i = rand(1,$maxbkg); // gets a random number from 1 to 7
$bkgpic = %26quot;bkg%26quot; . $i . %26quot;.jpg%26quot;; // build the bkg name (ie bkg3.jpg)
echo (%26quot;%26lt;BODY ... BACKGROUND='%26quot; . $bkgpic . %26quot;' %26gt;\r\n%26quot;);
?%26gt;
(after the = it is ' followed by %26quot;, and before the end, it is %26quot; followed by ' . No space in between. The \r\n is not necessary, but makes the clode cleaner when you look at it in HTML)
3. The calling page must end with %26quot;.php%26quot;, not %26quot;html%26quot;...
That's it!
Name your images image bg1, bg2, bg3 etc (for my example they are stored in /images/ directory).
Add styles to your css sheet:
.bg1 {background: white url(/images/bg1.jpg) no-repeat center;}
.bg2 {background: white url(/images/bg2.jpg) no-repeat center;}
... etc (you need 7 of them in this case). Or (less useful) put the styles in the %26lt;head%26gt; of every page which uses the random background image ( inside %26lt;style type=%26quot;text/css%26quot;%26gt; %26lt;/style%26gt; tags).
Add to the %26lt;head%26gt;:
%26lt;?php
$randombg = rand (1, 7);
?%26gt;
In the %26lt;body%26gt; apply the random background image to any element you choose:
%26lt;p class=%26quot;bg%26lt;?php echo%26quot;$randombg%26quot;;?%26gt;%26quot;%26gt;
This produces a very streamlined output eg: %26lt;p class=%26quot;bg3%26quot;%26gt;
This method takes virtually no time to process - and your source code will reveal nothing at all - just nice clean html , which means that you have a higher ratio of content to code, to keep the search engines happy!
CHANGING THE PAGE NAME?
KEEP your index.html file and ADD a new index.php file and use php or htaccess to set a permanent redirect to your new php page. Don't get rid of your index.html file - you will mess up your search engine ranking. Also, anyone who has bookmarked your home page will get an error message instead of being redirected to your new page.
Alternatively, use htaccess to parse html files as php files.Can I use PHP to display a random background when my website loads?Yes but it's not recommanded since it'll increase your page load time ... Make sure your images are 200k or less. here:
http://www.famouswolf.com/weblog/view/ar鈥?/a>Can I use PHP to display a random background when my website loads?I have the same question ;-)
I looked around and tested several PHP codes but they didn't result. I'll keep you updated.
Hope someone else contributes here as I need that code too.
NOTE: the images should be in a specific folder, and the PHP code should randomly show all pics in that folder. This way, you are not limited to 7, and can add and delete pics whenever you want.
Yes, you will have to change to index.php
-----
Update: the message above looks great, but it doesn't work for me. Is it because the directories are protected??It is 'of course' possible, I have the code for it at home (I once used it for a website I designed) and I'll send it to you later today if I don't forget it. :-) Yes, you'll have to rename the .html file to .php.Hey I just picked up this random snippet
%26lt;?php
/*
* Name your images 1.jpg, 2.jpg etc.
*
*/
// Change this to the total number of images in the folder
$total = %26quot;11%26quot;;
// Change to the type of files to use eg. .jpg or .gif
$file_type = %26quot;.jpg%26quot;;
// Change to the location of the folder containing the images
$image_folder = %26quot;images/random%26quot;;
// You do not need to edit below this line
$start = %26quot;1%26quot;;
$random = mt_rand($start, $total);
$image_name = $random . $file_type;
echo %26quot;%26lt;img src=\%26quot;$image_folder/$image_name\%26quot; alt=\%26quot;$image_name\%26quot; /%26gt;%26quot;;
?%26gt;
This code will probably be best in an header file or near the start of your php page. The end code would need to be changed a little bit but you should be able to figure this out.
Good Luck
Paul1. Have your images called, say: bkg1.jpg, bkg2.jpg etc... and located in the same directory as the calling page.
2. In the calling page:
%26lt;?php
$maxbkg = 7; // this is the max number of pictures
$i = rand(1,$maxbkg); // gets a random number from 1 to 7
$bkgpic = %26quot;bkg%26quot; . $i . %26quot;.jpg%26quot;; // build the bkg name (ie bkg3.jpg)
echo (%26quot;%26lt;BODY ... BACKGROUND='%26quot; . $bkgpic . %26quot;' %26gt;\r\n%26quot;);
?%26gt;
(after the = it is ' followed by %26quot;, and before the end, it is %26quot; followed by ' . No space in between. The \r\n is not necessary, but makes the clode cleaner when you look at it in HTML)
3. The calling page must end with %26quot;.php%26quot;, not %26quot;html%26quot;...
That's it!
I desperately need help printing out posters for my room & changing file types.?
O.K. so, I've been through a looong process trying to figure out how I can create posters from images on my computer, and I ended up finding the program Posterazor.
http://posterazor.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=about%26amp;lang=english
the program takes an image, and divides it into different sections, each will be printed on a piece of paper so it can be assembled to create a big poster, depending on the size you input. Now I've been looking at the OBEY art, (google image obey art, its awesome) and so I put it through the Posterazor program and even bought fancy paper to print it on. but when i printed it, the quality was terrible and the image was very pixelated. (also the colors weren't as vibrant and they came out weird on the glossy paper).
So I found Vectormagic.com. which traces my pictures into vector images, and allows me to zoom in as much as possible. Then, i thought I'd be able to download it to my computer and put it onto Posterazor and I would have not pixelated images. But when I try to put it onto Posterazor, it says %26quot;DualityofHumanity.eps%26quot; could not be loaded.
this is because Posterazor only supports ----
BMP, DDS, Dr. Halo, GIF, ICO, IFF, JBIG, JPEG/JIF, KOALA, LBM, Kodak PhotoCD, PCX, PBM, PGM, PNG, PPM, PhotoShop PSD, Sun RAS, TARGA, TIFF, WBMP, XBM, XPM ---.
And Vectormagic.com only lets me download the images into EPS, SVG, %26amp; PDF files.
is it possible to convert my EPS, SVG or PDF files into ones that i can use on Posterazor, without the images becoming pixelated.
or is there simply other solutions to this, perhaps a different poster making program?
please help! and please explain it like your explaining it to a stupid person because Im not the greatest at computers and all the different forms of files.
PS i have a mac... %26amp; are there any tips on printing for maximum quality. are their special paper and color settings i need to set? i have a wireless cannon MP560
THANK YOU!I desperately need help printing out posters for my room %26amp; changing file types.?I know you are trying to get something done independently, and possibly free...
But phew... you are really barking up a very strange looking tree...
You should hop in your car (if you are old enough) and ride off to a Kinkos... or a staples or something... and just run the images off on a real, large format printer... not a service that lets you print large formats with 15 pieces of US Letter paper (8.5x11)...
Good luck tho... I would pay a few bucks and get it on matte paper... or spend more and go glossy...I desperately need help printing out posters for my room %26amp; changing file types.?Your images are pixelated because any image you download from the internet will always be 72 dpi unless it's dowloaded from a link to a high-res image. In order to get a poster quality print, you need the image to be at least 300 dpi (dots per inch). You could try this a million different ways with different software and file extensions but the results would always be the same.
In order to print an image with clarity it has to be high resolution, which means it comes from a picture taken with a camera, or could also be art downloaded from sites like flickr or corbis.
I don't know anything about Posterazor or vectormagic so can't help with that.
Are you talking about Shepard Fairey's work? If so, check Cafepress.com, he recently started working with them. Also, you could recreate his art (but that's plagiarism!) using Adobe Illustrator.
http://posterazor.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=about%26amp;lang=english
the program takes an image, and divides it into different sections, each will be printed on a piece of paper so it can be assembled to create a big poster, depending on the size you input. Now I've been looking at the OBEY art, (google image obey art, its awesome) and so I put it through the Posterazor program and even bought fancy paper to print it on. but when i printed it, the quality was terrible and the image was very pixelated. (also the colors weren't as vibrant and they came out weird on the glossy paper).
So I found Vectormagic.com. which traces my pictures into vector images, and allows me to zoom in as much as possible. Then, i thought I'd be able to download it to my computer and put it onto Posterazor and I would have not pixelated images. But when I try to put it onto Posterazor, it says %26quot;DualityofHumanity.eps%26quot; could not be loaded.
this is because Posterazor only supports ----
BMP, DDS, Dr. Halo, GIF, ICO, IFF, JBIG, JPEG/JIF, KOALA, LBM, Kodak PhotoCD, PCX, PBM, PGM, PNG, PPM, PhotoShop PSD, Sun RAS, TARGA, TIFF, WBMP, XBM, XPM ---.
And Vectormagic.com only lets me download the images into EPS, SVG, %26amp; PDF files.
is it possible to convert my EPS, SVG or PDF files into ones that i can use on Posterazor, without the images becoming pixelated.
or is there simply other solutions to this, perhaps a different poster making program?
please help! and please explain it like your explaining it to a stupid person because Im not the greatest at computers and all the different forms of files.
PS i have a mac... %26amp; are there any tips on printing for maximum quality. are their special paper and color settings i need to set? i have a wireless cannon MP560
THANK YOU!I desperately need help printing out posters for my room %26amp; changing file types.?I know you are trying to get something done independently, and possibly free...
But phew... you are really barking up a very strange looking tree...
You should hop in your car (if you are old enough) and ride off to a Kinkos... or a staples or something... and just run the images off on a real, large format printer... not a service that lets you print large formats with 15 pieces of US Letter paper (8.5x11)...
Good luck tho... I would pay a few bucks and get it on matte paper... or spend more and go glossy...I desperately need help printing out posters for my room %26amp; changing file types.?Your images are pixelated because any image you download from the internet will always be 72 dpi unless it's dowloaded from a link to a high-res image. In order to get a poster quality print, you need the image to be at least 300 dpi (dots per inch). You could try this a million different ways with different software and file extensions but the results would always be the same.
In order to print an image with clarity it has to be high resolution, which means it comes from a picture taken with a camera, or could also be art downloaded from sites like flickr or corbis.
I don't know anything about Posterazor or vectormagic so can't help with that.
Are you talking about Shepard Fairey's work? If so, check Cafepress.com, he recently started working with them. Also, you could recreate his art (but that's plagiarism!) using Adobe Illustrator.
Web Page search engine indexing?
I have a website set up by a 3rd party. It is a byproduct of other service I get from them but I really like it. The problem is because its a free byproduct I cannot change the html code, only the text and images. It has some features that interface with the database they provide, and I cannot get any where else. I can't seem to get search engines to index the site. I have a domain through yahoo that redirects to the site. Any ideas on how to get the search engines to index it?Web Page search engine indexing?You say you have a website but you are prevented from changing the HTML. In that case you need to move it to a normal hosting service where you can change the HTML.Web Page search engine indexing?Finding the web site is easy at INDEX Web Directory - click through any of the categories below, or use the search box to find the web site you need. If you are an author of web site, you can add your web site for free by submitting to this page and following the on-screen instructions.
http://index.mybuny.com/
http://index.mybuny.com/
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