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Dr. Website® Archives 2002Mar 14, 2002
I have started a new business that sells Hawaiian clothing, accessories, lotions, etc. How do I start the process of getting my website up? Is there free program that can take me through thisprocess step-by-step. I don't relish the idea of returning to school to spend three months or more learning how to do this. I am on Windows 98SE and see that there is a section with the paintbrush, etc that may be where I want to start but I'm just not sure. Can you help me? Thanks so much Answer: I said free but not really, you may have to register your Web site name through them. Some will give you free limited space for free as long as you show there banner ads and name on your page. Web hosting fees start at 6.95 all depending on your needs.
Here is a link where you can find webhost that can fit your needs:
--Dr.Website Question: I can get it to appear in one frame, but not two. I have seen sites that do this; can you help me? Answer: The drawback to this method is that the two frames to be updated must be adjacent, since they're part of the same <FRAMESET>. It also adds a layer of complexity-something that's already in abundant supply on most frame-based Web sites-by compelling you to create and manage several extra pages containing the <FRAMESET> declarations. You can also accomplish this effect by using JavaScript, via a variety of scripts. One good place to look for information about both HTML and
JavaScript solutions to this problem is the Frames FAQ: Updating Two
Frames at Once page on the Web Design Group's site.. --Dr.Website
Question: Answer: There's not really any way to make
it download versus display via JavaScript that I'm aware of, though you
could just put it in a zip file, which would automatically be downloaded
rather than displayed.
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