HTML Starter Pages

This page contains some simple, starting pages with some of the basic html code already in place. You just copy/paste the one you want into a new Notepad document and save it as a html document by using .html as the file extension. Scroll down the page until you find the one you want.

Basic Homepage.

You can actually copy the code directly from this section, paste it into Notepad, save with a filename using .html as the file name extension (index.html), then find the file in My Computer. Double click the file name and it should open in your browser, probably Internet Explorer.

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> <title>Dollarware Helps You Setup Your Own Website on Your Computer</title> </head> <body> <!-- Text placed within these tags will not be shown by the browser. Make notes to yourself so you will remember what you did or how something works. It makes fixing problems that might arise later on, easier. --> <p>This will be displayed by the browser.</p> </body> </html>

Subscription form page

Use a subscription form to collect your visitors contact information. The form can be used to send the information in an email to you or to a smart autoresponder that will extract the name and email info, place it in a database, and then send a series of email to the person on a schedule that you decide.

More About Forms

Forms allow you to setup to receive input from a visitor. They can have text boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons and text area for larger amounts of text input. You can right-click on the page, choose View Source from the pop-up menu, then scroll down to the Forms Section and see what html code produces each element below.

Copy what code you want from that source code and paste into the body section of the html code you have started from the basic homepage above.

Text input box examples Phone#:

Web address: E-Mail:

Plan Name: Setup Fee: Monthly Fee:

Radio buttons Examples: Radio Button One   Radio Button Two   Radio Button Three   Radio Button Four  

Drop down list Example:

Check Boxes Examples:

checkbox1   checkbox2   checkbox3   checkbox4  

Text Area Example

Table layout page.

Right-click the page and choose View Source from the pop-up menu. Scroll down to the Table Layout Page and you will see the code that produces this 4 rows by 4 cells wide table which can be used to locate text and images within your webpage. You can edit this table by deleting or copying rows to suit your layout requirements.

This example shows how a table can be used ... I have banana I have banana ... as a layout tool. (I like bananas)
monkey with banana Care must be taken, however, so that the design holds up with different browser settings.
If the table design is planned in advance, it is easier to code the HTML.
make money, buy bananas Remember that visitors will have different window sizes, fonts and type sizes.
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