I want to build a website but I am not sure how to add content,links and photos any ideas would be great piz.?
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To add on what others you can learn alot by working with sites by looking at code to see how it works.\ntry these\nTemplates free\nhttp://www.openwebdesign.org/\n\nThe nvu that was recommended by other allows you to look at code and edit by looking at what you see .
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A free web host, there are lots out there. Yahoo, freewebs?... blah blah\n\nAnd a basic knowledge of html helps.\n\nJust make a few pages that you like, find a free host (Im sure someone else will come along and provide a list of these for you) and upload the pages... bobs ya uncle (or aunt if he/she is that way inclined).\n\n;O)
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no software singly can make a good website \nusing many softwares u can make it applealing\nlike flash, frontpage, javasccript, gif images, and soo on
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A no html website? And free to boot? . . . .  well, I supose you could technicaly build it in nothing but javascript. . . . It's going to look funny though, and take alot longer. . . . \n\nIf you meen without KNOWLEDGE of html. . . .  then try http://www.geocities.com
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If you have never built a web page before, there are several free web hosts you can go to where you can build one. And yes, many of them give you free templates you can use to build your site with.\n\nFREE WEB HOSTS:\nhttp://www.geocities.com\nhttp://www.tripod.com\nhttp://www.angelfire.com\nhttp://members.freewebs.com\nhttp://www.bravenet.com\n\nNOT SO FREE:\nhttp://www.homestead.com\n\nYour ISP may also provide you with some web space to build a page on.
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http://www.geocities.com\nhttp://www.tripod.com\nhttp://www.freewebz.com\nhttp://www.domaindlx.com\nhttp://www.brinkster.com\n\nsign up with any of them and use their wizard to create your website for free
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if you want a basic no frills website try \n\ngeocities.yahoo.com\nor \ntripod.lycos.com\n\nand use the WYSISYG (what you see is what you get) site builders.\n\nIf you'd like something a little fancier find web space with ftp access.  Build your a site with a package web editor such as MS Frontpage or the open source NVu (www.nvu.org) and use their built in publishing engines or use a ftp prog like FTP Commander (www.internet-soft.com).\n\nAnything much beyond this is going to require a little HTML expertise, but these are good places to begin.
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Use HTML to create a basic page and host it on a Server.\nvisit www.w3schools.com for excellent tutorial.
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Get a doman or subdomain\n\nas a beginner I'd start with http://www.tripod.lycos.com/\n\nUse their sitebuilder or learn HTML.\n\nIf you take the HTML path, create an HTML file and upload it to the account.\n\nLearn HTML here: http://www.w3schools.com/
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The first thing you need is a host. A host is the person that will hold your website for you, and put it online so that others can view it.\n\nIf this is your first website, there are some easy, free hosts out there. Geocities (geocities.yahoo.com) offers a free website if you don't mind some ads on it. Others include Freeservers.com or www.thefreesite.com\n\n-------------------\n\nNext, you need some way of making your website. Usually this involves HTML, but if you don't know any then find a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor. That is, an editor that will allow you to edit colors and type and see exactly how the website will look. Geocities includes this on their site, so I'd recommend you start with them.\n\nIf you're interested in really making a good website, I would recommend trying to learn HTML. If you go to Google and type in 'HTML tutorial' you'll find a plethora of good sites out there.\n\nHope this helped you.
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You can go with a free web host, then later upgrade to a paying account if you need more features. This is a good option, because free web hosts often offer very easy to use programs and interfaces that make it a snap to build your own web site, even if you don't know much about programming [HTML, javascript, etc]. Some will even give you cool graphics and templates to start you off with. You can also go with a fee-based host as well. Just make sure-- if you're totally new to web page building-- that whichever one you eventually choose has an easy program you can use to build your site with.\n\nI have to warn you, though, that based on your content [nudity], you might run into a little trouble setting up an account. This is because many web hosts are very strict about the type of content they will host. So before you sign up with any host, make sure you read its Terms of Service to make sure your photos are acceptable, or you might find yourself in violation and have your site revoked one day down the line.
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I am afraid that your two part question has an easy answer and a hard one.\n\nIn order to set up a web page you need three things:\n\n- HTML coding to determine what information is on your webpage and what it looks like.\n- A "Web Host" to take those files and place them on a "web server" that is accessable to the internet.\n- A URL to tell the world how to get to your newly set up server.\n\nThe HTML coding piece can be done many different ways.  You can choose to purchase or download a free editing application that will let you design your own page from scratch or from some pre-designed templates that come with the software.  Some of the more popular examples of these programs are Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia (now Adobe) Dreamweaver.  Using these tools does take some learning curve, but as a rule they are not difficult to master.\n\nAn alternative to using software is to utilize a service like Yahoo or NetFirms who offer "Fill in the blank" web design.  These providers allow you to pick a look and feel and simply fill in the boxes as to what information you want to provide.  Often the come bundled with a hosting package and URL which we are about to discuss.\n\nThe second step is to select a webhost.  A Google or Yahoo search on web host will yield hundred of results.  It is best to look for a provider that has been around for some time, has a recognizable brand name and easy access to quality customer support.  A web host will typically charge you a monthly fee ranging anywhere from $8-$800 dollars a month for your site based on complexity and number of visitors (bandwidth) you use up.\n\nFinally you need to obtain a URL (Uniform Resource Locator).  A URL is your address on the internet and tells people how to find you.  Typcially you can purchase a custom URL for use (ie - Mywonderfullwebsite.com) or you can use a longer name with your hosting provider (ie - www.webhostingcompany.com/mywonderfullwebsite).  If you want people to visit your site you should try to pick a URL that is short and easy to remember.\n\nMany web providers bundle all the above items into a single package and remove the complexity from the process for you.\n\nFinally you ask how to get people to look at it ?  That comes down to marketing.  Get the word out by contact webmasters of simmilar sites and asking them to link to your site, visit the major search engines and find the "submit" link where you can enter in your new URL for their review, or start reading up on any of the many many books / websites dedicated to search engines and internet marketing.\n\nGood Luck !
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The options for setting up a website are as varied as the options for choosing a car. Choose what you think your needs are from the left-hand column and follow the instructions in that row. \n\nWho You Are  What You'll Need to Invest  Do This  Don't Do This  \nI'm a student and need to be able to put my class projects on a website. \n\nI just want to set up a personal site with a few photos and some generic information. \n\nI'm campaigning for public office and don't want to spend any money on the Internet, but someone told me I need a website. \n\nThere's no way I'm going to spend anything on building a website, but I'm sure I need one.  Free websites are available everywhere. You'll need to spend at least half an hour to set up what you want, but you don't need any special skills. Your only investment is time.  Go to Geocities or Angelfire and follow their very simple step-by-step instructions for setting up a website. If you can follow directions, you can put up a website with one of these services. There are plenty of others available, but these two are the best-known. \n\nWhen you're done, be sure to add the address of your website to the signature line on your e-mail. If you have business stationery or other printed literature, put it there as well. It's just about the only way anyone will find your site. \n\nIf you know anyone with a website, ask them nicely if they would mind giving you a link. Unless some other site links to yours, the search engines will never find it. \n\nExpect to grow annoyed with the ads on your site. Free web hosts use pop-up ads, pop-under ads, and banners built-in to your pages in order to pay for their services. If you're not bothered, don't worry about them. Most users eventually grow tired of them.  Don't expect a lot of visitors. Your address will be long and hard to remember, so unless someone is really intent on finding your site, not many folks will visit. \n\nDon't expect to be taken very seriously. If you aren't willing to put any money into your site, don't expect visitors to think you're an authority. \n\nDon't get caught up in design. There's not much you can do to make your free site look great. Just put the basic information up and see whether it does the trick for you. Crazy backgrounds, wild color schemes, lots of pictures, and sounds that play whenever people visit your site will only serve to irritate. Keep it simple. \n\nDon't forget to add content. Since your page probably doesn't look very special, be sure to add things to it often enough that it serves a real purpose. \n\nDon't put your e-mail address on the page. Anywhere. If you do, you'll get so much spam you'll never forgive yourself.  \nWho You Are  What You'll Need to Invest  Do This  Don't Do This  \nI have a lot to say, and I want to blog.  As little as nothing. Some fees may apply, especially as you become more sophisticated. Expect it to become a regular consumer of your time.  Go to Blogger or TypePad or LiveJournal and follow their instructions. \n\nHave something interesting to say, and often. Keep your site fresh. Political campaigns and businesses are starting to realize the power of fresh information posted to people who actively want to follow what's happening directly from the source. \n\nYou may eventually decide to go solo and run your personal site without someone else's software or hosting. When that time comes, use PairNIC to register your domain and Pair Networks to host your site. Their prices are excellent and so is their service.  Don't expect it to be easy. Well-done blogs often absorb lots of their authors' time. \n\nDon't post so often that you create unreasonable expectations. Sandbag a little until you're comfortable with the amount of time you dedicate to your blog. \n\nDon't divulge personal secrets, proprietary information, or national secrets. Serio
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I would use a file host site where you can host a picture, photobucket is good for this as they give you the HTML code and so you can link it.\n\nThe HTML code would look like this:-\n\n<a href="URL goes here"><img src="your picture url goes here" border="0"></a>\n\nLINK: http://www.photobucket.com\n\nHope this helps
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I recently was approached by a friend of a friend to produce them a modelling website.  I said yes.\n\nWhat i didn't tell them was i had never done a web-page before!!  Well I downloaded a program called coffeecup that gives you fairly clean code (compared to Frontpage), and used its visual editor to start.  I then looked at the code it had produced to see what was going on.  After also looking up different HTML tags and how to do tables and such, it was much easier and i was now able to write HTML without using the visual editor.\n\nI then had to tackle PHP to do a few bits.  I used these websites to get what i wanted.\n\nhttp://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/index.phtml/fid/51\nhttp://www.zend.com/php/index.php\nhttp://www.devtek.org/tutorials/image_gallery.php\nhttp://www.webdeveloper.com/\n\nAnyway i went from knowing nothing to producing a website, with changing images, a web based contact form and a shopping cart (short list) in about 2 weeks of on and off looking at it after work.\n\nIt is more than possible to learn to do web design in short amounts of time.  Obviously for more complex features it just takes longer, but i have found all information available on the web that i need.  Certainly no need for a 10,000 course.  Also simply look at the source for websites to see what others are doing.\n\nGet a project to work on, research the web and do it!\n\nGood luck and enjoy.\n\nFor my small triumph, visit http://www.seenmodels.com
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I can't think of anything you can drag and drop everything \nbut you do it with photos and copy and paste text and links thats about as close as your going to get..To build a website you need to know more than drag and drop though\n\nElfreebo editor Go to http://thefreecountry.com \nand download nvu editor you can look at some other one there also..\n\nto learn a little more practice with some templates open \ncode up by viewing source about 1500 templates\nhttp://openwebdesign.org
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I am not sure if you have the money and knowledge or not but ther eis something I always wanted to do but failed financially...create a website that provides SMS service, etc.\n\nIf you are looking for something that doesn't cost more than the hosting cost (which is in some cases free if you are to host as a subdomain), then do a website on something you really prefer and know a lot about...share your knowledge with others...\n\nPS: don't put all these colors that make the website really hard to view...simple/fast/informative websites are more attractive and more people visit\n\nI nenver use MSN Search because its just too much and the colors are not that attractive\nhttp://www.msn.com/\nI prefer the much simpler website Google\nhttp://www.google.com/\n\nBefore designing though, have a glance on a lot of websites and take not of what you like and what you dislike in order not to fall in this trap\n\nAlso, design a plan of the site on paper first then start the practical work [design the hierarchy of the site and the template used]\n\nGood Luck with your site...and give me the link of your site once done ;)