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Just a little bit on web page creation i have recently converted partially anyway to cascading style sheets .It is said they make thing easier and i suppose they do if you start from scratch, and put headings in h1 tags etc.In my case most if not all of the pages needed to be updated mostly funny email ones were the most work.Anyway enough of my babbling on i have used linked style sheets i do not know a lot about it only the basics.the actual sheets were created with style assistant available at link below then they were pasted into a css document and saved. as 'textstyle.css'.then all the features you have put in the document may be used on any of your web pages that have a link to'textstyle.css
Pages are linked this way textstytle.css is up loaded to your web site and this code is inserted between the head tags of any document you want to have the style in textstyle.css
<link rel="stylesheet" href="textstyle.css" type="text/css">
Of course you can name your css document anything and change the name in the link .My css only contains the tags
<hr>horizontal line black
the mouse over link hover
border black
style assistant textstyle.css css guide-html dog world wide web consortium A good tip is to find a version of internet explorer 5.5 or earlier maybe on a free disc from a magazine
and look for a file fpsetup.cab extract it to a folder and you have a version of frontpage express only small fault is you need to open an already created document rather than start a new one best address html editor html kit nvu first page2000This is the one i use most but all editors have some little things you like and vice versa a few others are hot dog professional and coffee cup and of course dreamweaver I was a bit baffled on how to put an actual piece of code in this page and not have it show up as a link etc it appears you must use code to display the < symbol rather than actual symbol
<link rel="stylesheet" href="textstyle.css" type="text/css">
Code for two button links one to home page and one for next page
<FORM><INPUT onclick="window.location.href='em3.html'" type=button value="page 3"> <INPUT onclick="window.location.href='index.html'" type=button value=home>
code to download a file{a tip when creating these is to have file url etc in the same directory that your editor is in to do away with editing out paths on upload to server
<form><input type="button" value="download route" onClick="window.location.href='file:ZWIJNDRECHTV4.zip'">