About This Layout
I used GIMP to create this layout. The layout is based on a photograph taken by the very talented Annie Leibowitz of Vogue, and features Sarah Jessica Parker.
Instructions for Use
Note: I will use [] instead of the actual HTML brackets , since the computer will get very confused if i'm trying to write out html tags. When you go into the code yourself, you'll notice that the real brackets used in HTML are the mathematical symbols for greater than and less than, rather than the brackets I am demonstrating with.
Creating A New Page:
Find the section that says
[div class="navbox"...]. In it, you'll find a series of tags that start with
[a...] and end with
[/a]. Make sure not to change anything between those two tags; your new link will go immediately after any of the already existing [/a] tags you desire. Copy and paste the following in to make your new link:
link text goes here |
Be sure to replace
newpagename with whatever you decide to name the new page. Don't take out the
#, because that piece of code tells the computer you are linking to an anchored page. You don't need to put spaces or page breaks in between your links in the navigation box, because I've coded them to automatically space themselves. Finally, be sure the tag includes
class="nav, because that's what makes it look so fabulous!
Now, go to the end of the code. You will see two
[/div] tags. Add the following in
between those two tags:
content
Make sure that the part of this code that says
newpagename matches the page name you entered in the links section
identically - down to the spaces. The only difference is that, in this part, you do not include the
# symbol; that's because we are no longer linking to the page, but creating the page itself.
Replace
content with everything you want to include in your page!
Making Titles:
Use the following code to add a title anywhere on the page you want:
Title
And to add a subtitle:
Subtitle
Questions?
Neomail me!
This is a Link;
This is Bold...
And This is Italic!