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how to hand script a website

in this tutorial we will be going thought html scripting.

note:
some code may look like a link please just ignore it

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Step 1You will need:

notepad++
a free web hosting account with this host

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11 comments

Dec 19, 2008. 4:28 AMnativman says:

<body oncontextmenu="return false">

this code will entirely disable right click of the mouse in html or xhtml.

Jul 27, 2008. 3:51 PMPbyrd says:

I was wondering does it cost anything to make a website?

Jul 28, 2008. 3:34 AMliammk (author) says:

no, only if you want to get a .com name to get a free one sign up to the webhost in the tutorial

Jul 27, 2008. 1:48 AMannex666 says:

Just a note that the tag is NOT to invert text - it has the effect of italicizing; the image seems to give the right impression, but the text is wrong.

Jul 27, 2008. 1:10 PMliammk (author) says:

thanks

Jul 26, 2008. 4:11 PMNoodle93 says:

<head>
<title>
This is the title of the HTML page
</title>
</head>

You should actually teach them how the <img> code works.

<img src='http://website.com/image.jpeg' alt="The text which will appear if the SRC url is invalid' >

And you DON'T have to have an account with 000webhost. There are hundreds of great free hosting websites. From my experience, Geocities and Bravehost are great. Bravehost even gives you little snippets of code for things like passwords, counters and other stuff that a new (or Solely HTML) user would not be able to code.

Jul 26, 2008. 9:24 PMliammk (author) says:

thanks this is only my second tutorial

Jul 26, 2008. 9:38 PMNoodle93 says:

Trust me. Make your i'Bles as thorough as possible, it will result in less unnecessary, highly annoying questions.

Jul 26, 2008. 4:12 PM

CameronSS says:

Why do you need Notepad++? You don't seem to be doing anything that Notepad can't handle.

Jul 26, 2008. 6:09 PMTonamel says:

You don't specifically need notepad++, but it has contextual highlighting that makes the code a LOT easier to read/understand when you're going back through to debug it. It has some other features, like autocompleting tags, that some people find useful, but the highlighting alone makes it better for writing code than Notepad.