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A few people have asked
what HTML book I would
refer. Well for beginners if I
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Important !

Whenever you see this coding $here$ you will need to place thisfolderurl
where it says here. That is because it changes when I upload to the page if I
don't seperate them. So they always end up looking like this:

Using the HTML object

Pretty well every example here uses the HTML object, and uses the code
$here$ to load something from your hard drive to the internet. So let me show
you how it works and then you can't find what you need here you'll be able to
do it yourself.

You'll find it in "cool stuff" and it looks like this:

<HTML>

<HEAD> and after you drag it onto your page it looks like this:

My Pa

</HEAD>

Right click on it and go to properties.

The "General" Tab is where yo put the size of object you are placing.

The "HTML content" tab is where you place your code, that goes to the <body>
of your web page.

The "Place holder graphic" is just a attachment of the object you are using
while you are in web studio so that you can place it easier, you have to upload
the actual object to the internet with the attachment list.

The "Attachment file" this is where you attach the object you want to send to
the internet. Push the "Add files to list" button, navigate to the object and select
open. You'll then see it in the list with a checkmark, if there is an X there you
need to try it again.

The "object HTML" tab is where you can add your own html like a comment
before or after the div tags or inside the division tags or even inside the object
for <src> tags.

With this bit of information you can add anything you like, tables, animated
graphics, banners.... look at some of the examples.

How do I put banners on my site 1.

1)Go to cool stuff and drag the HTML object to your page.

2) Right mouse click on the HTML object and open the "Properties..." dialog.

3)Go to the "Place Holder Graphic" tab, then press the "Load New Place
Holder Graphic..." button and load the graphic file here.

Note: If you don't have the graphic go to the "General" tab and put the exact
same size as you see in the supplied code.

4)Finally, go to the "HTML Content" tab and enter the code that they gave you.

5)Press the OK button and you are ready to go.

How do I put a counter on my page

1)Go to the cool stuff browser and drag the HTML object to your page.

2) Right mouse click on the new HTML object and open the "Properties..."
dialog.

3)In the general tab put in the exact size of your counter 100 x 25 say or
whatever it is.

4)Go to the "HTML Content" tab and enter the Javascript or code they give
you.

NOTE: You won't see it until you are connected to the web.

If you have the counters graphic then do this additionally

5)Go to the "Place Holder Graphic" tab, then press the

"Load New Place Holder Graphic..." button and load the graphic file
("counter.gif").

6) Press the OK button and you are ready to go.

7)Save your site..

NOTE: If it's Java it has to have the exact same size object as the counter so get the
image and do it that way if you can. For Javascript it should be close to the same
size as well...

How do I put banners on my site 2.

1)Go to cool stuff and drag the HTML object to your page.

2) Right mouse click on the HTML object and open the "Properties..." dialog.

3)Go to the attached files tab and add the "logo.gif" file to the attachment list.

4)Go to the "Place Holder Graphic" tab, then press the "Load New Place
Holder Graphic..." button and load the *same* graphic file ("logo.gif") here as
well.

5)Finally, go to the "HTML Content" tab and enter the code that they gave you
but in the code you will need to change the bit that looks like this:

</a>

</a>

6)Remember to put your gif name in where "logo.gif" is, change the link url and
not use the example!

7)Press the OK button and you are ready to go.

The above banner works by going the hosts site and loads the banner by <IMG SRC> tag from their
site and loads that graphic onto yours using the code they supplied. The below banner is a graphic
they supply that you put on your page and you link to their site from that, but you are required to
add some more coding than just a link.

Add ons multimedia
etc

How do I put my own animated gif on my page

For this example we'll say your animation is called moover.gif , ( A dancing
cow ).

1)Go to cool stuff and drag the HTML object to your page.

2) Right mouse click on the HTML object and open the "Properties..." dialog.

3)Go to the attached files tab and add the "moover.gif" file to the attachment
list it'll have a check mark in front of it.

4)Go to the "Place Holder Graphic" tab, then press the "Load New Place
Holder Graphic..." button and load the *same* graphic file ("moover.gif") here
as well. That will turn the html object into a dancing cow so it's easier to place
the graphic on your page.

5)Finally, go to the "HTML Content" tab and enter this HTML

(remember to make the changes $here$ look up top)

6)Remember to put your gif name in where "moover.gif" is, and not use the
example!

7)Press the OK button and you are ready to go.

Put links on the animated gifs I used

In the HTML objects "HTML Content" tab add this HTML coding for email

</A>

Add this for a link to another site

</A>

You put your email or web site address in there of course not my this or my that
and leave all quotation marks 'n' stuff.

How do I put a download on my Site?

1. Place the HTML Object on your page (from "Cool Stuff")

2. Right-click and add in the attached files the zip file you want to add

(I'll use "download.zip" as example here)

3. Also in the attached files, add the graphic you want to use for the visitor to
click on

(say "download.gif")

4. Place the graphic also in "place holder graphic"

5. In HTML Content type this code (remember to make the changes $here$ look up top)

</A>

7. Test in preview (you should get the download prompt)

8. If OK, you're all set - ENABLE YOUR ZIP/UNZIP PROGRAM

How do I put a mpeg / vivo / avi / QT video on my Site?

1. Place the HTML Object on your page (from "Cool Stuff")

2. Right-click and add in the attached files the video file you want to add

(I'll use "video.avi" as example here)

4. Also in the attached files, add the graphic you want to use for the visitor to
click on

(I'll use "thumbnail.gif" as example here)

5. Place the graphic also in "place holder graphic"

6. In HTML Content type this code (remember to make the changes $here$ look up top)

</A>

7. Press the OK button and you are ready to go.

The rest, common q's

TIP: More on AVI

The proper coding for a avi is the second version, I've added the href tags and size for netscape and
combined the coding to come up with this example:

Controls is a seperate command, always leave that in.

This will play when you cross over it with your mouse. If you didn't want that you could put
AUTOSTART=NO and of course the loop tags will work also like LOOP=YES or LOOP-1 for
continuous and LOOP=2 for twice....

If you want the avi to play automatically you can use the START=FILEOPEN tag and drop the href
tags, but this will only work in IE like so.

You can see if you get better results coding this way? It's good protocol to add the size (79K) or
whatever to the description as well.

Hope this helps you.

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Thanks.. Sam