I have started some pages in Geo Cities and and have trouble linking my pages together. what can I do?
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<a href="page2.html">PAGE 2</a>\n\nwill create a hyperlink to page 2 if both the pages are in the same directory.
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It needs to be linked....\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/article.php/3478171
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If it is what I think it is, you might have to upgrade to SP2. I did and then the loading bar that the scroll that goes across will line up properly. Try upgrading to SP2.
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it seems to happen the most when you use multiple columns in your pages when they are made using tables. learn to make your pages using div tags and css\n\nhttp://www.bluerobot.com/\nhttp://www.csszengarden.com/\nhttp://css-discuss.incutio.com/\n\nmy website was made using this method and so was this one.
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your first file name must be index\ndo your first page in front page and save it as index\nthen up load it.
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Get your page as close to right as you can in FrontPage, then open your page in Notepad and add your include statements.\n\nOr, better yet, ditch FrontPage, which is responsible for more bad Web sites than any other source on Earth.
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To answer you the easiest way...none of them work, and if they do, they stop working very shortly thereafter.\n\nThe easiest way to get the same type of functionality would be to goto a site that has thins functionality built into it, http://www.linkingfolks.com and http://www.tagworld.com are 2 that i know of that do this...im sure there are others as well
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If you are talking about splitting pages into their component parts (nav, content, footer.......) then what you are looking for is server side includes (ssi).\n\nThis can be done with any page as long as your hosting company supports ssi.\n\nThese days most hosts support this and with other techs like php you can actually use what are called dynamic includes and have the included file change depending on what information is passed to the website.\n\nin general use includes as:\n\n<!--#include virtual="/blah.inc"-->\n\nor\n\n<!--#include file="blah.inc"-->\n\nThis can be a great way of keeping navigation, headers and footers repeating on every page without having to code it 'into' every page. Make a change on the included file and that change gets repeated throughout your entire site at the same time. Much quicker development times.\n\nTry to use frames as little as possible and in the worst case scenario try not to nest them as this chronically slows down the site.
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I think it is because you have your computer set on high security which wont allow some pages to display. I really dont know how to access it but maybe you should try tools and then options.
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Clear your browsers cache.  If that doesn't work...\n\nYahoo Maps beta uses flash.  So, reinstall flash on your computer.
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Sounds like you have spyware.  You might need to start it in safe mode with networking and install some spyware to remove the spyware.  These are what is causing the additional pages and taking up more and more of your resources until the system stops responding.
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need a 360 page, then go from there.\n\nits complicating LOL
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Ok, this make little sense. Do you mean the index page is not the first page the user comes across? All your webpages should have meta tags too, so change that anyway.\n\nIf it is your webpage, then it is upto you, not yahoo, to sort it out. Just FTP/upload all the pages again, rename the page you want to display as the home/main page as index.html (or other extension) nd add it to the highest directory. So if your site in www.mysite.com the index page will be www.mysite.com/index.html \n\nAs for the links, ahve you wrote them out correctly? in this format <a href="url">text here</a>
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Don't know what hub pages are, but if it is associated with Yahoo, I know that when they update their system some things just don't work.  So maybe try later in a half hour or so.
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The first step is to figure out what your website will be about.  Pick a topic.\n\nThen figure out you want your first page to look.  Use a piece of paper and map it out.  Do you want a few photo's or links to other pages etc.  Really spend time gathering your information, links, photo's etc.  Save all the photo's you may want to use in a folder on your desktop.  In another folder, have all your typed up information ready to go to be copy and pasted.  If you want links to other websites (not your own) have them ready to be copy and pasted to.\n\nIt sounds like a lot of work (AND IT IS!) but the more time you spend organizing and getting everything ready to go before you get into actually creating your website, the faster and easier it will be.\n\nNext...find a free service like Geocities.  I'll put the link in the source box below.  Check them out and read all their information.  When you get a free geocities page, you can just pick webpage templates that are already designed so you really don't need to know html.  Just fill out your preferences, upload your photos and paste your links, copy and paste your info and voila!  You have a one page webpage.\n\nTo add more pages you should learn a little html.  Like how to add a link.  < a href=" http://www.geocities.com/  {the name of your new page} .html " >Click Here Stuff < /a>  (no spaces though).  Then name your new page to match.  Usually don't add a link to your main page until you have a 2nd page created...you get the idea.  Geocities has html basic help for this as well.\n\nGood luck and have fun!
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http://members.yahoo.com/\n\nalso try my super duper geocities search engines. they work better than the ones on yahoo's pages. they allow you to search all 18 sections of geocities indiviually. :)\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/dwightl.geo/storage/supergeocitiessearch.txt\n\ni bet you didn't know there were 18 sections of geocities did you? well there are about 20 but you can't search the other two for some unknown reason.\n\nhttp://dwight.clickthesky.com/geoproblems/worldgeocities.shtml
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Try mapquest.  It always works for me.