A Few Tips on Writing HTML Codes:

The Title shows in the title bar of your Web Browser window, NOT in the document itself. The title should be the same as the formal title in the document whenever such a formal title is indicated. This also helps people who bookmark your document, as this is the description given under the bookmark.

The Author tag is used by Search Engines (such as Lycos, Yahoo!, Magellan, Infoseek, etc.) to generate an alphabetical Author Index of documents by this author.

The Contact tag is the email address of the person who maintains the document.

The Keywords tag is used for keywords not in the document's body and is separated by either spaces or commas. Keywords are used to improve the likelihood of someone using the various search engines locating your document. Please assign liberally any keywords that describe the content of your document that cannot be found in the text.

NOTE: for a search to come out as expected, you should place a space after the tag and the equals sign. (KEYWORDS= )

For Using the E-mail Feature:
Please direct comments to:
<A HREF="mailto:userid@fament.com">Your Name and/or email address</A>

Inserting Images Into Your HTML Document
The correct syntax for inserting images into your Web Page is: <IMG SRC="filename.xxx">, where "filename.xxx" is the name of the picture that you wish to insert. Many graphics can be found right here on FEN. To view these graphics, and insert them into your pages, simply reference the correct path and filename that you wish to insert. For example, to insert a blue ball into your Web Page, code the image like this:
<IMG SRC="http://www.fament.com/gengraph/balblue.gif">
The name "gengraph" refers to the library where the graphic can be found and the name "balblue.gif" refers to the name of the graphic file itself. "fament.com" refers to the server where the graphic is stored (this particular graphic is stored on Family Entertainment Network, of course!)

To view the Graphics available to you, please look at the following URL: http://www.fament.com/graphics/graphics.htm. You can reference any graphic in these libraries by using the appropriate Library Name and Graphic Name.   Backgrounds and ruled lines are also available for your use.

**To save graphics locally, click on the graphic itself, and then save that file onto your hard drive. You can also click on the right mouse button and save the graphics file that way. For Mac users, hold the mouse button down and you will get a pop-up screen to follow to save the graphic.

For More Information
If you would like a more comprehensive overview of how to write HTML codes, I would like to recommend the following Web Sites. They have some wonderful basic instruction manuals for how to author your own Web Pages!

A Beginner's Guide to HTML

The Netscape Frames Tutorial

Web Page Builder's Resources A great intermediate guide to writing HTML

These are just a few of the things you will find out there on the WWW to assist you in your quest to write the best web page that you can.

As always, we are here to assist you, our customers, in any way that we can. If you have any questions on how to use this sample page or any of the graphics, please feel free to e-mail the Webmistress and we will be happy to help you in any way that we can.