HTML Resources

• Came here looking for a (better?) HTML tutorial? Try this one, this one, this one, this one maybe, this one, or this one, all from other GeoCities users.
• Counters used: on this page.
• Doing layout (tables) like on this page.
• In theory, you’re supposed to have a link back to GeoCities on your page. (Yes, this is being replaced by the upcoming Watermark scheme though.)
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• WebThing, a “CareWare” HTML editor, types in tags for you, has an expandable vocabulary, and HTML help file. Download: webthing.zip (311kb)
• Check out my feeble attempt at the Photo Cube, or make your own.
• Visit Web Pages That Suck, and see what makes this page tick.
• Once you’ve sorted that out, see if your page is really HTML 3.2 compliant. (This website itself probably wouldn’t be certified.)
• Avoid GeoCities’ pop-up windows? Put a GeoGuide by typing in <!--#geoguide--> in your page’s source code, and go to the GeoGuide Manager.
• Know about the “Content Adviser” surfing filter in IE3 and IE4? Know much about the RSACi website and webpage rating system? Even if you don’t, visit the website and see if you think this is more than a fad, and worthy to use on your webpage.
• Check out backgrounds, and images with ColourCentre.
• Get an instant award icon!
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• Have a look through the eyes of another browser before you upload! (You use Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html), or .)
• Sign for the updates mailing list!
  
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©1996-1998 by Jonathan Ah Kit (ahkitj@usa.net). Thanks to GeoCities for the webspace. This file is actually a frame of Jonathan’s ‘try-and-see-if-it-works’ Page, a depository of information and source code pointers for your website-in-progress, as well as good ol’ links for fun—so make sure you view this file with the whole site.