Working on things

Hi guys I have currently been working on getting the table layout for my website up and running. This is taking me a while but I will do it eventually. Once I get the tables positioning up and running I can churn out a few website templates. I hope to get to the stage where these are market-able so that I can make some money back from all the time I have spent on it. Anyway time to hit the hay. I have a long day ahead of me tomorrow.

Website Finished

I have finished my second website design. This one is a bit more bland than the first, but this one was all about coding in better functionality. For instance if you put in lots of text to your main column. Your sidebars adjust to the correct height. I will show you how to do it soon although for now I am still working on getting a couple more templates up so that you can have a look at the code and possibly use it for your own devices.

Anyway I will put another tutorial up tonight. And possibly another website. I have been having a few ideas as to what to add to my websites. Although I would like to find a suitable place that gives images for place holders. So that I can spice up my websites a bit.

I am also going to try a little javascript to spice up my navigation bars as well as add a bit more functionality to the sites I create.

Bye for now and please remember to click to follow me here on blogger!

Thanks.

Tutorial 4 : Creating Links

Tutorial 4 will concentrate on showing you how to link to either other pages on your site or a different website. Links are used in nearly every website as they are a functional and easy to use way of navigating the web. For instance when you search in google and press the search button, you are in fact clicking a link. This takes you to another webpage.

Links are very easy to implement to your website and they have, by default, a blue text color and are underlined once. This can be changed to fit in with your website if need be. For now though we will concentrate on how to create links.

To create a link all you need to do is type the following line:

<a href="#"> Hello </a>

This line produces the following:

Hello

This as you can see does not take you anywhere but if you replace the pound sign with a website URL of your choice you can make it so that the link takes you to that URL.

For instance linking to my site I would put the following:

<a href="http://emforce-webdev.blogspot.com">My Website</a>

Thats all from Tutorial 4 : Creating Links I hope you found it intuitive.

In the next tutorial I shall show you how to use CSS to help create your websites. Please stay tuned and if you found this tutorial useful please become a follower and learn along side others learning both HTML and CSS.

Thank you!