I CREATED MY OWN WEBSITE

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Hi. I just took 12 hours but I created my own website. It is at www.angelfire.com/wrestling3/wrestling-a-holic/Page1.html I hope you enjoy it but that is not all.

 

Bascially, I don't know beans about computers and would like someone who does to help me. I would like to know where to get pictures to be on my website, how to get music, and animation. Also, if you read the main page (click Enter!! at the entrance), you will know that I would like people to contribute to my site by doing columns, reviews, and retro pay-per-views meaning a play-by-play recap of WWF and WCW pay-per-views from 1985 till the last months ppv (once I have all the PPV's, Current recaps will be in use.) I just would appereciate it if some people on this site could contribute to my growing website.

 

If you would like to contribute to my site by writting columns or retro pay-per-views, respond to this and if you say yes, you can either send me a Private Message on this site or email me at [email protected]. I would prefer time of the matches but I will give you credit for whatever you send me.

 

So, don't delay, visit today!

 

Peace.

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Send me a private message or email of what you want to send to my site.

[Guest El Psycho Diablo]

Here's a tip or two:

 

Increasing the font size dosen't in any way make it better. Keep the font size reasonable.

All caps are evil. In other words, leave 'em off.

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Would you like to help me with the site?

[Guest MrRant]

I suggest if you have Frontpage on your computer to start with a template and work from there.

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Would you like to help me with my site Mr. Rant?

[Guest DrTom]

Dude, buy an HTML book. You'll learn all you need to know from there. If you want to use an editing program, Front Page is very popular (though I personally don't like it), and Dreamweaver is popular with the pros and people who don't like Front Page.

[Guest Shaved Bear]

use flash mx, it makes crazy sites and is easy to learn

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Would any of y'all like to help me with my site?

[Guest DrTom]

"Would any of y'all like to help me with my site?"

 

We've been telling you how you can help yourself build it. Buy a book, get a program or two, and smash your way thru it. That's how most people had to learn.

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Oh.

 

But when I meant if people wanted to help me with my site, I meant if you wanted to write some columns or old pay-per-views from the WWF, WCW, or ECW that I would post on my site?

 

Respond on this site if you want to write a column or old pay-per-view report. Email me with the report or column.

[Guest areacode212]

I don't want to help with the site (i have no time), but I just want to echo what everyone else has been saying:

 

Get an HTML book. You don't need one of the big, fancy, expensive books. Just get a little one that teaches you the basics and has a list of all the tags. They're relatively cheap and it'll be a worthwhile investment.

[Guest Michael Joel Benoit]

Okay.

 

The columns and reports are still opened.