Cyberbubba Central - Web Authoring Starter

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And a SUPER way to spread the news about your new Web page is submit-it Just one stop and you'll get the word out all over the World Wide Web !!

CREATING NET SITES

So you've been wandering the Web for a while now, and you're ready to start contributing to the great flow of information on the Internet. The first thing to do is to learn about HTML (HyperText Markup Language), the standard language used by Netscape Navigator and other browsers to bring documents to your screen. Next, you'll want to learn about adding online forms, graphics, sound, and video to take advantage of the interactive and multimedia capabilities of the Web. And once you understand the basics and start coding pages like mad, you'll want to find some development tools to make your work easier. Here we present some links and helps to get you started, so what are you waiting for .... HTML 'til you drop !!!

AUTHORING DOCUMENTS

NETSCAPE PAGE STARTER SITE

Netscape's information center for anyone interested in creating a Web page.

A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO HTML

Probably the best place to start. With a useful glossary and loads of examples, this is a helpful first primer.

COMPOSING GOOD HTML

A style guide that gives you the good, the bad, and the ugly. Learn the code, then how to use it properly.

EXTENSIONS TO HTML 2.0

Netscape Navigator supports many extensions to HTML, including background patterns, tables, and dynamic document updating.

EXTENSIONS TO HTML 3.0

Netscape Navigator 2.0 supports the latest extensions to HTML 3.0, including subscript and superscript, big and small print specifications, and new paragraph attributes.

FRAMES: AN INTRODUCTION

Learn how to incorporate frames into your HTML documents.

GUIDES TO WRITING HTML DOCUMENTS

A good hotlist of HTML resources around the Web. Examples, style guides, Netiquette, and more.

ADDING FUNCTIONALITY

OFF THE NET: Published (almost) monthly by Chris Tacy, director of Web development at IDG Publications, this newsletter cuts through the nonsense and gives Web developers the news and community leads they really need. Exclusively on the Netscape home pages.
HIGH IMPACT DOCUMENTS: Some tips and tricks to spice up your pages: interlaced images, image height and width, JPEG and GIF basics, and autoscaling.
WORLD WIDE WEB DIRECTORY: Brought to you by Yahoo, this directory puts a wide range of information sources at your fingertips.
WWW DEVELOPMENT: Another directory tree that will keep Web developers in the know about everything related to Net publishing - and we mean everything. Includes information on mailing lists and newsgroups.

DEVELOPER TOOLS

NETSCAPE JAVA SCRIPT: An open, cross-platform object scripting language for enterprise networks and the Internet.
THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WEB DEVELOPER'S PAGE: A superb resource on Net site development for even the most advanced HTML jockey.
W3KIT 2.1: An object-oriented tool kit for building interactive World Wide Web applications.
HTML EDITORS: The Yahoo directory listing for the growing number of HTML editors available for a variety of platforms.
WEBLINT: A Unix Perl script à la the C bug-checker "lint." Nice little tool for organic fuzzy-logic processors who sometimes miss the odd offanchor.
GIF CONVERTER 2.3.7 FOR MACINTOSH: A nifty shareware GIF interlacer by Kevin A. Mitchell that allows users to load and view images progressively. Save a GIF as interlaced by using the Interlaced checkbox in the File Settings dialog box under the Special menu.
TRANSPARENCY 1.0 FOR MACINTOSH: A little shareware doodad by Aaron Giles that takes one color in the color map of your image and makes it transparent, allowing the background color of your window to show through.

In order to place your HTML documents on the World Wide Web, your documents must reside on a WWW Server.

So there you go ..... Have Fun with and don't be shy EXPRESS YOURSELF !

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