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kkcheah
04-17-2004, 11:53 PM
hi, I'm stuck with it so I have few questions are:

a) What are the step to host personal using my own pc?

b) I'm using lastest dreamweaver which very new to me, how to create a expand the multiple sub-links using it?

c) Which is most recommended to use TABLE or FRAME? This is sample what I mean...
___________________________________
Title of Homepage

Links This is the text
links
Links

Links
Links
Links

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d) It keeps on go next line so how do I put HOME, NEXT and PREVIOUS into one line as a link using dreamweaver?

Thank you for appreciate....

PeOfEo
04-18-2004, 02:17 AM
Originally posted by kkcheah
hi, I'm stuck with it so I have few questions are:

a) What are the step to host personal using my own pc?
done. #1 you need a fast upload if you get any kind of traffic #2 the pc will have to be on 24/7 #3 most service providers outlaw it and will cut you off if they see too much upload ont he grid and look into it and see a lot of http requests on port 80 #4 it is a big security risk #5 you cant be runnign intense aps on the comp like a game without severly lagging up the server. I run my own server for testing but it is not very practical to run a server off of home broadband because of it being illegal and generally cable/dsl providers cap the upload pretty low. I would say buy a hosting package and save on your electric bills.
Originally posted by kkcheah
c) Which is most recommended to use TABLE or FRAME? This is sample what I mean... Neither are reccomended, the w3c reccomdns xhtml with css for the layout. I use css for my layouts, tables can be used but if you want to do them according to standards you have to still use css to define heights and widths etc. Never use frames, they are terrible for accessability and should never be used for accessability. If you want to learn more about why we have accessability standards and why it is important to honor them then read the last line in my signature, "a web open to all?".