I'm using notepad for html. Once I've saved the file as .htm what do I do? Do I import it into my web document

Question

I'm creating a web document using QuarkxPress. I'm not sure if I need to embed the notepad file into my master page, or what.

Answer 1

Yes you can also drag and drop it into your browser.

Answer 2

Is the file you created in Notepad a web page, or is it part of a web page? Only you can tell that.



If it's a web page, it's the file, and you put it on the server. If it's part of the page, why did you write the code on Notepad, and not in whatever program the actual page is in?



I think you need to learn the difference between "file", "web document", "page", "content", etc.

Answer 3

save all web pages as a .html file, not .htm first off.

What you want to do to organize your site is this:



Create a ROOT folder - mysite.com i could be called. Save ALL HTML pages in there. You would save your notepad text file as an html file right in that folder. THEN, create an images folder, and save ALL IMAGES into that folder. ANY Images PLACED in your html file will need to refer to the images folder. so your code to call an image would look like this:







I'm not sure how your using Quark, as to me, this is better used for print design. :) I am a fan of using Dreamweaver. However, there are many FREE visual editors. I still code everything by hand, but it makes things much easier.



:)



***May I also note, that if your using ANY type of Table for layout, your way behind the times. Current web compliance is to code with CSS and HTML - and layout using NO tables.



you can visit http://www.w3.org for more info.





**Don't forget a good doc-type! Visit w3.org for more info on those! But you do NEED ONE!

Answer 4

From your notepad, pls perform the following steps: 1. Click [File] >> [Save As] 2. From Save As dialog box, please make sure All Files (*.*) is selected in 'Save as type:'. 3. Then enter your html filename in 'Filename': Hope this help!

Answer 5

Have you tested the page? Can you not code the page natively in Quark Express?

Answer 6

Once you save the files, you upload or FTP the files into your webhost.



Your home page should be index.htm or index.html. Most webhosts default to that. Just be sure that if you have an index.html already there, you gotta delete it. Or else your index.htm will be 2ndardy to index.html.

Answer 7

You need to upload this file on a web server. If you don't have one follow the link below, I have collated a list of web-servers where you can create your website for free..





http://mohitaneja.com/free-stuff-online/free-web-hosting-providers.htm



Best Of Luck!!

Answer 8

just copy and paste the necessary parts from the .htm file.

Answer 9

as long as you have

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all your page content would go here.









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and save as htm - you should be good to load the file to your web server. No need for Quark at that point.

Answer 10

Upload it to the url

Answer 11

open using internet explorer.