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Kush233
12-01-2007, 05:52 PM
Well, Since Firstmate is making a site for him and his buddy's not for pawn (Bunny ears), Then im gonna make one for pawngame too :D. Wat ya think?...

If you guys say yes then give me some cool name for the site :)

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I will need a helper to help me, If you know alot about HMTL please let me know and i will test you and see if you really know.

In this site i will need active members, If your not active for at least 1 week you will delete your account, and then you can't register again so please if you gonna register please stay active :D
HonorP00ner
12-01-2007, 08:13 PM
All the threads I made in the Guide Discussion section contain HTML help.
Kush233
12-01-2007, 08:59 PM
All the threads I made in the Guide Discussion section contain HTML help.

Does that help? Do you got all info about HTML?... no i don't think so, this will be better and noobs will learn more! (*Hides* Im no noob)
JediLucas5
12-02-2007, 02:25 AM
All the threads I made in the Guide Discussion section contain HTML help.

oh ya dont mention Lucas for making the first HTML and one of the best on PAWN forums :p

and about your site, I have a cool name(s)! But I need more info on what the site supports (Gaming, Graphics, etc)
Kush233
12-02-2007, 01:04 PM
oh ya dont mention Lucas for making the first HTML and one of the best on PAWN forums :p

and about your site, I have a cool name(s)! But I need more info on what the site supports (Gaming, Graphics, etc)

About HTML, graphics and everything :)
HonorP00ner
12-02-2007, 01:30 PM
About HTML, graphics and everything :)

I'll start this one off

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Before we start we will need a text editor or html editor. Notepad (Start Menu > All Programs (or Programs) > Accessories > Notepad) will do just fine.

To begin an HTML document or web page you must have the following tags in order.
<html>, <head>, and <body>. Warning: May require some common sense.

Here is an example:
<html>
<head>
<body>

However you must also "close" these "tags". To close a tag you simply copy a tag you put a slash inside of the brackets.

Here is an example:
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
</body>
</html>

In between the <head> and </head> tags you may insert tags which are the <title> and </title> tags. Typing anything in between them will change the title which is shown in the window bar.

We may also modify the <body> tag. After body you may type leftmargin="", topmargin="", alink="", vlink="", link="" and background="".

Here is the proper format:
<body leftmargin="" topmargin="" alink="" vlink="" link="" background="">

What do they do?

Leftmargin and Topmargin both control the margins of the page.

Alink, vlink, and link all control the colors of links.

Alink controls active links or in other words links which are already open. The default color is red.

Vlink controls links we already went to. The default color is purple.

Link controls links which have not been visited or are not active. The default color is blue.

In the quotes after background (background="Right Here") you may type in a color or the location of an image.

Later, we will insert the "meat" of our web page in between the <body> and </body> tags.
Kush233
12-02-2007, 01:32 PM
I'll start this one off

________________

To begin an HTML document or web page you must have the following tags in order.
<html>, <head>, and <body>. Warning: May require some common sense.

Here is an example:
<html>
<head>
<body>

However you must also "close" these "tags". To close a tag you simply copy a tag you put a slash inside of the brackets.

Here is an example:
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
</body>
</html>

In between the <head> and </head> tags you may insert tags which are the <title> and </title> tags. Typing anything in between them will change the title which is shown in the window bar.

We may also modify the <body> tag. After body you may type leftmargin="", topmargin="", alink="", vlink="", link="" and background="".

Here is the proper format:
<body leftmargin="" topmargin="" alink="" vlink="" link="" background="">

What do they do?

Leftmargin and Topmargin both control the margins of the page.

Alink, vlink, and link all control the colors of links.

Alink controls active links or in other words links which are already open. The default color is red.

Vlink controls links we already went to. The default color is purple.

Link controls links which have not been visited or are not active. The default color is blue.

In the quotes after background (background="Right Here") you may type in a color or the location of an image.

Later, we will insert the "meat" of our web page in between the <body> and </body> tags.


Ok now we can have that in the site and pawn members will learn :p