<a href="http://www.psknet.com">Pulaski
Networks</a> will be shown as
Pulaski Networks. This code makes the specified text into a
hyperlink.
<img src="http://www.psknet.com/images/psknet.gif"
ALT="Pulaski Networks Logo" BORDER=0 WIDTH="414" HEIGHT="66"> will
create our logo that is seen at the top of each page. The URL within
the quotes is the link to the picture. The "ALT" displays text if the image
can't be displayed. "BORDER" specifies the width of the boarder you would
like around the image. "WIDTH" and "HEIGHT" specify the size of the image.
You can also make a picture a link by putting this code inside <a href="URL">HERE</a>
<TITLE>Page Title</TITLE>
will put "Page Title" as the window title in your browser window when
viewing the page.
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF"
TEXT="#000000" LINK="#0033FF" VLINK="#000066" ALINK="#3366FF"> is a
string to set the colors of the page being displayed. "BGCOLOR" sets the
color for the background. "TEXT" sets the text color. "LINK" sets the link
color. "VLINK" sets the color of the visited links. "ALINK" sets the color
of the active links. The "#FFFFFF" is a string of letters or numbers that
tell the browser which color to display. These can be changed around with
different combinations to achieve different colors.
These are just some to get you started. You can find out what other codes
you can use and how to use them at
ZDnet's Tag Library. Enjoy!
