Welcome to Dr H's MODEL Web Page
Click Adelphi view
Bright metalic apples (Thank you Macintosh)
Note: The page above is real simple. With luck, its source file'll
appear below (beginning w. an 'html' tag). If not, that's cuz
browsers aren't yet standardized. SIGH
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<HTML>
<TITLE> A Simple Web Page </TITLE>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">
<H3> WELCOME to Dr H's MODEL PAGE </H3><BR>
Click <A HREF="http://www.adelphi.edu/pics/frontpic.jpg"> Adelphi view </A><BR>
<IMG SRC=<IMG SRC="bright_apples.gif"><BR>
Bright metalic apples (Thank you Macintosh) <BR>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Yes, this SOURCE FILE looks weird at first, but let's take it apart!
The beginning of the source file is marked with the HTML tag.
The second line down contains the text for the page's TITLE
Next, in the BODY line, only BGCOLOR (background color) is set.
but you can could set LINK, VLINK,ALINK and TEXT color, too.
Then, the contents of the model page are defined:
* See the 'welcome' line? That's how to put up one line
of text on a Web page, in fairly large font.
* The next line shows how to provide a link to a picture at
another site (was on Adelphi's home page til 1999)
* Then, the 'apples' line shows how to directly display an
image.The thank you line after that is ordinary text.
* The source file ends w/ two end-form tags (for body & html).
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Click here to return to the top of page
Click here to return to the how-to file
Or here, to get info on html tags
NOTE: These three links reference TEXT files, not image files.
In the source code you'd see this difference reflected in the actual
filenames: a file with a name ending in .html contains text, whereas
.gif or .jpg files contain viewable images.