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| Betsy Craig |
Posted - 01 Mar 2004 : 21:43:01
The Dynamic HTML Editor Help says "you can also create links simply making selection and filling fields [name][,href][,target] pushing 'create link' button.
What do I put under [name]?
What is [,href]?
What is a [,target]
What do I put in the fields next to these boxes? |
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| Betsy Craig |
Posted - 02 Mar 2004 : 20:16:15
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Originally posted by jrwebb01
Betsy:
Hi!
DHE is basically a "code generator". It generates the HTML which will be interptreted by web browsers that download your page. As you know, HTML, CSS, etc. use "tags". to represent content. These tags have "properties" -- most of which require a value to function property. Think of it as a "property" of color. A suitable vlaue for that property would be "blue", or the hex representation of blue.
Most (if not all) of the properties dialogs in Dynamic HTML Editor are simply a mechanism for gathering the values for those properties so it can generate the code for you. While that is very handy, if you're going to create web pages with any sort of interation, you still need to have some understanding of the tags themselves, the properties they set, and the possible values of those properties relative to the content you want shown in the browser.
I would recommend investing a couple of hours in some introductory HTML material to help "flesh out" your understanding of what Dynamic HTML Editor is doing for you. You'll find a good introductory tutorial http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp. This will include basic information like href, etc.
Hope this helps :)
Joe
Thank you...a good source for html learning...I appreciate it.[2 H:)] |
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Posted - 02 Mar 2004 : 10:59:40
Seems Joe has already sayd all  !!! Thank You Joe! |
| jrwebb01 |
Posted - 01 Mar 2004 : 22:57:58
Betsy:
Hi!
DHE is basically a "code generator". It generates the HTML which will be interptreted by web browsers that download your page. As you know, HTML, CSS, etc. use "tags". to represent content. These tags have "properties" -- most of which require a value to function property. Think of it as a "property" of color. A suitable vlaue for that property would be "blue", or the hex representation of blue.
Most (if not all) of the properties dialogs in Dynamic HTML Editor are simply a mechanism for gathering the values for those properties so it can generate the code for you. While that is very handy, if you're going to create web pages with any sort of interation, you still need to have some understanding of the tags themselves, the properties they set, and the possible values of those properties relative to the content you want shown in the browser.
I would recommend investing a couple of hours in some introductory HTML material to help "flesh out" your understanding of what Dynamic HTML Editor is doing for you. You'll find a good introductory tutorial http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp. This will include basic information like href, etc.
Hope this helps :)
Joe |
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