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05-03-2010, 08:57 PM
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 Create html web page
Hi all, I would like to know if there are methods or available plugins to insert html pages in a vBulletin forum (better if I could manage them with an external web editor program) and that result present in the forum surfing and sitemap.  |
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05-03-2010, 09:26 PM
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Sure you can create an HTML page within a vbulletin forum. Simply follow this tutorial. http://tech6.com/f51/create-your-own...red-page-t133/ The Privacy Policy page you see here is an example page that is done via above method. Note: This applies to vbulletin 3.7 and 3.8. For 4.x, see vbulletin.org
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22-05-2010, 11:01 AM
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Technically, it stands for Hypertext Markup Language, but that's not important. It's the coding language that make web-pages. Go into Netscape and choose from the VIEW menu "page source" (earlier versions called this "document source"). Or, in Internet Explorer, the VIEW menu option is "source". In Mozilla Firefox, press [Ctrl]+U to view the page's source code. In Safari, select View - View Source (or Option+Command+U). You will see a page of code, and that is HTML. That code is what your browser sees and then interprets it into that nice web-page you see. Remember: not all pages are equally complex! Start with a really simple page, or you'll get overwhelmed by the syntax and the script languages. It's important to remember that you'll be writing your information between an opening HTML tag and a closing HTML tag. An opening tag looks like: <___> and a closing tag is like so: </___> where the ___ is replaced with a code. Go to Start > Programs > Accessories > Click Notepad. Type <html>. It is the first tag we write (tells the computer we're starting a web-page), and it will be closed last, so at the end of the document, close it off by typing this : </html> (ends web-page). Add the heading of the page as shown. A title is important because (a.) it gives your users an idea what the page is about, and (b.) when users bookmark your site, that title is all they will see in their bookmark list. The title HTML code is <title>. Close it off at the end of your title by writing </title>. Type <body> to open the body tag. Then close the body tag: </body>. The bulk of the information for your web-page goes between <body> and </body>. o give your web-page a background color, you can add a style to the body. Instead of writing just <body> write <body style="background-color:red">. You can try a different color or even a hex code. The words in the quotation marks are known as "attributes". They must be surrounded by quotation marks! If you want to put a picture from the Internet onto your web page, this is the HTML code for pictures : <img src="URL"> . The closing tag is: </img> but it is optional. |
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12-08-2010, 12:36 PM
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Hi all, I would like to know if there are methods or available plugins to insert html pages in a v Bulletin forum! |
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12-08-2010, 02:22 PM
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