This "template" can be used over and over again to build HTML documents
(Web pages). After you save it as .txt file as explained below, you simply Open
it, "Save As" newfilename.html or newfilename.txt, put your own
information and words in as explained in the Template itself, in place of the
explanation. After you have originally used "Save As" with a new
filename you can "Save" as you go along.
The first page in any site should be named index.html This is the page that
all browsers look for when given http://www.mydomain.com/myusername/ or even
http://www.mydomain.com/myusername/mysubdirectoryname/
If you are doing your html work in the Online editor provided by your "Space"
provider, "Save As" your page done using the template as newfilename.txt
Then you can Highlight the whole page, Copy it, and Paste it in the Online editor.
When you click "Save As" in the File menu and NOT "Save", giving
the page its new name, you still have your Template, to use again for a different
page.
If you make a mistake and click Save, after making changes on the Template,
before you "Save As", you will no longer have the Template, and will have to come
here and get a new copy. :o)
Directions to obtain and keep Template:
Open a blank Notepad document on your computer.
Using your cursor, highlight everything below that is between the two
horizontal lines.
Right Click anywhere on the highlighted text, and choose "Copy" to click on,
from the pop-up menu.
Paste in the blank Notepad document on your desktop.
Click on "File", top left, Click on "Save As"
Name this file "Web Page Template.txt"
Make a new folder in My Documents and save it there. Or if you wish, save it
anywhere convenient for you, where you can find it.
PAGE TITLE GOES HERE
PAGE TITLE GOES HERE IF WANTED
HEADER 1
HEADER 2
HEADER 3
CODE FOR BOLD TEXTCODE FOR ITALIC TEXT
THIS MAKES A PARAGRAPH - A WHITE SPACE BEFORE THIS LINE. NO CLOSING TAG NEEDED.
THIS MAKES A LINE BREAK - BEGINS NEW LINE, NO WHITE SPACE BETWEEN.