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Well last night I was messing with a 250free accouint I registered for a while back and I hadn't touched for a while

d3jake.250free.com Here it is! I learned the coding from a free website and I'm still learning too!
Enjoy!

it should be (url=siteaddress)Here it is!(/url) (with square brackets instead of standard ones) or just the link with http:// in front.
Like this...
or this: http://d3jake.250free.com


Hehe, nice little site mate. Are you going to learn some more html and maybe play with the graphics a bit?

Well... I"m learning some HTML for the site, maybe make it look a bit better. and for the graphics I want to get the texture used for the D2 shield orb.

NECROPOST!

Okay, I've updated! And the only reason why I'm posting in this thread is because I came across it while searching for the thread where we broke SG by quoting a ton of times...

so... Here

has learned something new


hey Jake where did you learn html then ?

Uh.... Some site, plus I copied the HTML for the TS tracker page, As for the web site..I tihnk I have it bookmarked... I odn't, but here it is:
http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/

I also have an IRC client that I set up for Basewars use, and that is PJIRC, something that Do_Checkor gave me a link to.

I wish I could remember my first website. It was around 1997. I did quite a few back then, being a kid and all.

Yes, you were only 12?

Yep... I'll try to find some of them if they are archived.

I was 9 or 10 when I built my first website. Looked like complete and utter crap, was built using Microsoft Frontpage. I had no clue about HTML at that point.

Now... I know CSS, PHP, SQL, HTML, and some Javascript. My, how time flies.

http://www.jchrobotics.com/ is my latest (near-)completed project.

Speaking of which, do any of you have any advice for improvements or possible feature additions?

I want to add a "Table of Contents" bar or sometihng to the top of the main page...where it uses buttons for the links! And changes color when you put yer mouse over them!, which shouldn't be too hard, my dad has one of those "HTML Fr Dummies" books, so it shouldn't be too hard.

You'd be best off learning CSS if you want to do stuff like that. It's the easiest way to do dynamic link color changing etc. The only downsides are that old browsers hate CSS like poison. Still, it's much easier than the equivalent Javascript code...

*ahem* and why would you be using old browsers? hmmm?

Not everyone has the lastest and greatest cmoputers you know...

You'd need to be on a P-II machine to still be using a really old browser...