OmarionChic
03-02-2004, 02:06 PM
how do u add stuff inside ure layout( like text, links, etc.)
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View Full Version : How do you add stuff in your layout? OmarionChic 03-02-2004, 02:06 PM how do u add stuff inside ure layout( like text, links, etc.) MaGiCSuN 03-02-2004, 03:04 PM see: http://www.lissaexplains.com/forum/showthread.php?t=50179&highlight=layout http://www.lissaexplains.com/forum/showthread.php?t=50105&highlight=layout http://www.lissaexplains.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49852&highlight=layout you allready started the 3rd thread about layouts. Please be patient and wait till other people answer your previous questions before you go asking something similar on that ;) Love, Mirna OmarionChic 03-02-2004, 03:50 PM can u answer my question? :sad: nobody likes answerin my qusetions... an d i reali want 2 have a good site... so plz plz plz answer my qusetion! OmarionChic 03-02-2004, 03:57 PM sry 4 double postin but those topics dont help... how do u add text and links 2 ure layout? i juz dont get wat they r tryin 2 say!! Neptune 03-02-2004, 04:12 PM It says on Lissa's site. The text goes inside the two <body> </body>. (Not to be mean, we all started off somewhere) You seem like you've never really done anything, so let me explain what the main tags are. You are baking a cake. The <html> </html> tags are the plate where you put the cake on. You put everything you've baked on it, it's the cake as a whole. You can't just set the cake on the counter or the table, because it would ruin the cake (in this cake you wouldn't be able to see anything or have anything work without the <html> tags). The <head> </head> tags are the frosting. You put all the ingredients for the frosting inside those tags. The <body> </body> tags are the main cake ingredients. It's partially what really counts, because it's what you're going to see (we're pretending we just cut a piece of cake, so you can see the inside of the cake). If you leave out the plate, the frosting or the cake you'll just get a mess. Remember: In HTML you almost ALWAYS need to start and end something (with the exception of some tags such as the <br> tags [and except in xhtml, but I'm not even going to go there]) I don't know if that makes sense, but it's what helped me remember what the tags were, and what they did. You put all the words, text, pictures etc. in the body tags okay? Once inside the body tags (example: <body>The words I want shown on my page go here.</body>) you write whatever you want. A link tag (which you put inside the body tags remember) is: <a href="http://www.thesiteIwant.com">The word's I want people to click on to get to the link.</a> All this (and more!) can be found at lissaexplains.com (try starting here (http://www.lissaexplains.com/basics.shtml)). What I wrote up there came out of my own head, so it's a bit different, but maybe you'll get it more if it's put two ways. I know all of us here love to help people when they are having a problem with something, but we like it a lot more when people do their research. Read all the things Lissa has so kindly written on her page, and if you still can't find what you need, we'll be happy to help you. MaGiCSuN 03-02-2004, 04:15 PM i juz dont get wat they r tryin 2 say!! then you just reply on them with "can you please explain that more because i don't really understand it that much" or something like that :) also if you read the instructions carefully on lissa's site it should allready explain the most of it :) your question has just so many answers that i can't just answer it like that. You don't just 'build a layout' you need to make up your mind of what you want to use etc. also if you include the pieces you don't get you have a bigger chance we can help you out because now we are kinda lost. Love, Mirna |