Ok, I am almost done a friend’s band site, and for the HTML portion (as opposed to FLASH) and for the news area, he wants something like what is here: www.incubusonline.com and I have no clue how to create (what looks like) a form in the middle of the screen.
my friend save that webpage on your computer open it up in dreamweaver you will see this center page that scrolls is a iframe so there you have it they jsut made 1 page with 1 table in the top and 1 row under said table divided into 3 colums and in the center colum the inserted the iframe hope that helps :beam:
They are using an iFrame within a table cell. Take a peek at the source code, that’s how I’ve <strike>stolen</strike> learned some of my best tricks. :}
I’m sorry rev! But I didn’t know where it belonged! While I am using dreamweaver to make it, it might involve some more advanced scripting!
Anyway,
Grimdeath:
I did save the file, and looked at it in dreamweaver, but it really didn’t help. I am confused as hell because I don’t know much (if any) HTML. Dreamweaver does all the work. iFrame? I have honestly never heard of them.
Abzoid:
Actually, that was the first thing i did, but it made no sense to be because 1: I don’t know HTML, and 2:Of what I did know, I couldn’t find a trace of in there.
Yeah, I’m trying to do that, but can’t get into it. I know a few tags like blockquote, s, b, u, i, a href, and the table one I kinda remember, anyway, where do you recomend i go for tutourials?
I never used any tutorials, I just learned HTML before WYSIWYG. I can now write HTML in my sleep upside down.
http://HTMLGoodies.com used to be a popular site, I don’t know of any others. I just used View Source when I saw something I liked and I figured out how they did it. Learn the concepts and you can do anything.
*Originally posted by DigitalPimp *
**…I just used View Source when I saw something I liked and I figured out how they did it. ** Hey! I resemble that remark. :}
I’ll admit that having a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, even one that pre-dates the existance of the World Wide Web, gave me a big head start on learning HTML. However, it’s still just a matter of seeing something you like, looking at the source code, and figuring out how to do it. If you do that enough times eventually you’ll be pretty [edit]darn[/edit] good at HTML.
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