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Thursday, 1 November 2012

Creating a gmail "id"

Every hosting server sopports gmail "id".


  • Click on button CREATE NEW ACCOUNT.

  • Fill the Form

  • Select Text message then click continue.

  • Enter the verification code which is sent to your mobile via SMS.

  • Your Gmail ID is ready.
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Creating a yahoo Email "id"

Yahoomail is really a fast email service.
  • Click on the Button Creat New Account.
  • Fill the Form.
  • Save the information, Click Continue.
  • Your Email "id" is ready.
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Select an Email service


I recommend you to make email id with gmail



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Publishing


What is publishing? Once you've created a web site and edited it to your satisfaction, you'll need to upload the site to a web server. This "uploading" of the files you've created for the web site is called Publishing.
Before publishing a web site Before publishing, you must choose a host first. A host is a company that "hosts" your web pages on their Internet web server.
Hosting is either a free or a paid service. There are many firms with dedicated Internet connections that offer this service for an annual or monthly fee. You are free to choose the one that best fits your needs. There are also firms that host your site for free if you show their advertising banners on your site (This option should be avoided if you're creating a company site). 
After choosing the host you want to use, go to the host's website to sign up for the hosting service and activate your account. You will be given a member name, password, the address of the host web server and a remote folder name. You will need this information when you publish your pages. 
Publishing with the Web Page Maker publishing function
Web Page Maker will publish to ANY host that uses a standard FTP set up. It has a built-in publisher in the program, you do not need additional FTP programs to upload files.
The program will automatically convert your pages to HTML and then transfer them to either a local directory on your computer or your web host server.
See the related topics below:
  1. Publishing to FTP server
  2. Publishing to local directory

Publishing to FTP server
     For Publishing website to FTP server You've to make account on any FTP server.
     If you want paid hosting so you can choose (Godaddy),(Hostgater) or (Hosting24) view full list.....
     If you want free hosting so you can choose (fc2),(zymic) view full list....
     For making acount on hosting server you have to make an email "id"....  You can make email "id" with gmail, yahoo or hotmail, I recommend to gmail.
     Make Account with FC2...Click here...

Publishing to local directory
    Publish website to your Computer hard drive.


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Previewing pages in a browser


The work window gives a rough idea of what your page will look like in a browser, but the only way to be sure how it will look is to preview it in a browser. Preview in Browser shows how the pages will look when you’ve published them.You can preview a document in your default browser at any time; you don't have to save the document first.
To preview your web pages in a browser:
1. Click the Preview button on the toolbar.



2. Close the page in the browser when you finish testing.
Note: Doing this will preview all pages in the default browser in HTML. This is the most reliable way to test local links and global changes to all the pages on a site. Click the links to make sure they work. 


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Previewing and Publishing

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Creating hyperlinks with bookmarks


Bookmark refers to a mark in a web page. It is usually used to create a local link to a specific location on a web page. A typical example is a link that says top that will take the visitor from the bottom of the page to the top when clicked.
A bookmark is an invisible marker that can be placed anywhere in a web document and that can be referenced by a hyperlink. Setting a hyperlink to a bookmark lets you jump to a specific location where a bookmark has been inserted in a long document.
To link to a bookmark in the target document, enter the bookmark here. Do not type the # character; it will be added to the URL automatically. If the target document is on a local drive, any bookmarks in it will be listed in the drop-down menu. Select one from the list. Alternatively, you can type the bookmark directly into the URL in the URL field.
To create a hyperlink with a bookmark on same page:
1. Select Insert > Bookmark...


2. A small bookmark symbol () will appear. Place the bookmark symbol at the location you intend to insert.
You may use the default name (bookmark1) or rename it for the bookmark. Double click the bookmark symbol to rename in the bookmark properties dialog box.
       Make sure the name of bookmark does not contain any spaces.
3. Select text or an image you want to link to the bookmark you created.
4. Click the "Hyperlink" button on the toolbar. A "Hyperlink" dialog box appears.
5. Click the arrow next to the URL drop box, select the current page from the drop box.

6. Select a bookmark from the Bookmark pull-down box.

7. Click OK.
To create a hyperlink with a bookmark on other page:
1. On your second page, insert a bookmark by clicking Bookmark... on the Insert menu.
2. A small bookmark symbol () will appear. Place the bookmark symbol at the location you intend to insert.
You may use the default name (bookmark1) or rename it for the bookmark. Double click the bookmark symbol to rename in the bookmark properties dialog box.
    Make sure the name of bookmark does not contain any spaces.
3. Switch to your first page by clicking the page name on the Page menu, select text or an image you want to link to the bookmark on the second page.
4. Click the "Hyperlink" button on the toolbar. A "Hyperlink" dialog box appears.
5. Click the arrow next to the URL drop box, a list of all current pages in the site will be displayed. Select one from the drop box.

6. Type the bookmark name in the Bookmark box. For example: bookmark1. # is NOT needed.

7. Click OK. 



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Linking to an email address



With Web Page Maker, you can add a link to your email address on your page so your visitors can easily send you messages. It opens a new blank email message window (using the mail program associated with the user's browser) when clicked.
To create a hyperlink to an email:
1. Highlight the text or image your want to link to an email address.
2. Click the "Hyperlink" button on the toolbar. A "Hyperlink" dialog box appears.
3. Select "An Email Address" from the Link Type pull-down box.


4. Type your full email address following the mailto: in the URL box, and then click OK. For example, mailto:Info@dailyislammessage.tk


Note: Do not type any spaces between the colon and the e-mail address. 



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Linking to downloads



The simplest way to make a file available to be downloaded from your site is to link to it. You would simply create a link to it when a visitor comes to your site, they can click on the link. They then have an option of opening the file or downloading it.
To link to a PDF file for example:
1. Select some text or an image your want to link to another web site.
2. Click the "Hyperlink" button on the toolbar. A "Hyperlink" dialog box appears.
3. Select "A File on My Computer" from the Link Type pull-down box.


4. Click the Browse... button and select the file from your computer's hard drive.


5. Click the OK button.
When publishing, the linked file will be uploaded to your server automatically.
       If you published your pages with a third party FTP program, the linked file should be uploaded to the "files" directory on your server.



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Linking to another website


To link to another website:
1. Select some text or an image your want to link to another web site.
2. Click the "Hyperlink" button on the toolbar. A "Hyperlink" dialog box appears.
3. Select "Another Website" from the Link Type pull-down box.


4. Type the full URL of the website following the http:// in the URL box. For example: http://www.webpage-maker.com/new.html



5. (Optional) If you want to your linked page will be loaded in a new window, select _blank by clicking on the target area.
6. (Optional) If you would like to set a title of a link, type the description you want to display in the titel box. When viewing in a browser, if you hold the mouse pointer over the link, you may see a little yellow box with a brief description pop up below the mouse pointer.


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