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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: Disco Bristol on June 07, 2006, 11:44:39
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very quick question for anyone who knows about it. How do you create hyperlinks? I have adapted a template but I cant figure out how to create hyperlinks. I normally use FrontPage.
have a look at the link, thats what i got so far, now I want to creat more pages and link them.
http://www.totallysouthafrica.com/ecolife/Ecolife.html
by the way this is work in progress!!!
Please let me know if you can help, I am happy to phone or skype you, and i will not take up much of your time!
Many thanks
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Hmm, you are better off using the images and slicing them. Then reconstruct the template with content and hyperlinks etc using a CSS based layout - this will ensure it complies with the new rules.
You need to consider how it will validate to html standards (and what standard you use), also CSS validation and accessability laws as they are all important.
Dont forget SEO too :)
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Have a look here (http://webdesigners-online.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=21) for a large list of websites that contain PhotoShop tutorials, some of the sites are now closed but there are still a load on there with good tutorials. :wink:
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Hmm, you are better off using the images and slicing them. Then reconstruct the template with content and hyperlinks etc using a CSS based layout - this will ensure it complies with the new rules.
You need to consider how it will validate to html standards (and what standard you use), also CSS validation and accessability laws as they are all important.
Dont forget SEO too :)
And dont forget that not all browsers use the same guidelines (I dont like to call them rules, they are only different peoples ideas of what some web standard should be like at the end of the day)
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Hmm, you are better off using the images and slicing them. Then reconstruct the template with content and hyperlinks etc using a CSS based layout - this will ensure it complies with the new rules.
You need to consider how it will validate to html standards (and what standard you use), also CSS validation and accessability laws as they are all important.
Dont forget SEO too :)
And dont forget that not all browsers use the same guidelines (I dont like to call them rules, they are only different peoples ideas of what some web standard should be like at the end of the day)
not entirely true, all web browsers use the same guidelines, just that the implementation is differing vastly from IE to firefox/opera and the likes. FF actualy renders CSS etc as it is defined and supposed to be rendered, and IE doesnt but thats an issue for another day.
Just make it as compliant as possible, itll make it quicker and better for all concerned.
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thanks guys for the info