Archive | December, 2011

WHS Facebook Fan Page!

Facebook Fan PageIt has been over a year since we launched the Facebook fan page and it has been a real success.  At the current date and time, we have over 500 fans and we keep growing every single day.  Are you missing out on the fun?  All you need to do is head over to our Facebook Fan Page and click on the “Like” button on the top of the website.  Then post your Firefox comments, questions or just say hi to some of the other people who are following the Web Hosting Show on Facebook.

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Modify the HTML Body Tag

There are several HTML tags that can act as modifiers to how the web page looks visually.

First, let us re-visit the body tags. The body tags are there to tell the browser what part of the document is going to be visible to the end user when viewing the web page. This is marked up in your HTML code by putting a <body> where your web page’s content begins and a </body> tags where it ends.

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How to Create the Best Website Navigation

The navigation section of your web site is one of the most important factors to a web site.

Why? The navigation is what allows you to move from one section of the web site to the next, linking web pages to web pages, and in all making a web site work. Here I hope to explain why web site navigation is important, along with a few other key factors you should remember when creating your web site.

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Basic Parts of a Website Layout

When it comes to very basic website design, every website layout has four basic elements that you should learn. These are the HTML tags, the head tags, the title tags and the body tags.  Each one plays an important part in presenting your website data to the public.

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HTML Basics

Hyper Text Markup Language, or as you know it HTML, is the markup language for most web pages on the Internet.

Now, it is not exactly a language like English or Spanish, which we communicate with verbally. A markup language is a system for editing text in a way that changes how the text looks or how you interact with it. Where you use funny looking code to make one section of text look different than the other, the code in question is not seen by the end user. The server the web page is coming from, and the user’s browser come together to help mesh it together as something that is seen as visually appealing to the end user.

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