I made me a website.

[Paintbug]

i just uploaded the files. its still a work in progress, but its a start. http://www.freewebs.com/paintbugsreef/index.htm

[Lyscer]

wtg, looks good.

[Paintbug]

thanks im still working on getting more pics on there.

[Seajuice]

Really liked your website. Great links! especially the hitchhikers.
I'm just going to have to start one of those my self!
Thanks.

[SaraB]

Very nice website. I'm waiting for the hubby to make one for me since he is experienced with them.

[smleee]

I like it.

[Lyscer]

I don't mean to hijack your thread, but I have been working on a site as well.

http://www.AquaAddict.org

[davidryder]

Nice site Paintbug, keep up the good work!

[Mikeeal]

Did you pay for the premium access, or just the free service? I'm wondering because I'm working on the same thing, and I can't figure out how you are able to put a picture on there, and you can click on it and view it at a larger size. Also, how did you put a word in there that you can click and it takes you to a different site, (like you did with the hydor's)

[davidryder]

to put a picture that will be resized when you click:


<a href="picture.jpg"><img src="picture.jpg" height=110 width=110></a>
or you can create a thumb of the image with ms paint and take it would look like:

<a href="picture.jpg"> <img src="picture_thumb.jpg></a>

as for the link, it's just like this:
<a href="url.html">Click here!</a>

it's probably better if you go to htmlgoodies.com and read some tutorials :-) then you can create pages using a text editor

[Paintbug]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6906901#post6906901 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by davidryder
to put a picture that will be resized when you click:


&lt;a href="picture.jpg"&gt;&lt;img src="picture.jpg" height=110 width=110&gt;&lt;/a&gt;
or you can create a thumb of the image with ms paint and take it would look like:

&lt;a href="picture.jpg"&gt; &lt;img src="picture_thumb.jpg&gt;&lt;/a&gt;

as for the link, it's just like this:
&lt;a href="url.html"&gt;Click here!&lt;/a&gt;

it's probably better if you go to htmlgoodies.com and read some tutorials :-) then you can create pages using a text editor

yep :D. i use dreamweaver now to do all the coding. i use to type it all in LOL. but doing a google on HTML will get you alot of great help.

[michaeldaly]

Like your site
One suggestion, try to optimize/ compress your pictures for the web
you site is very dial up unfriendly.