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A CAPTCHA is a program that can tell whether its user is a human or a
computer.
http://recaptcha.net/ |
Here's the way you normally add the submit
button on a form:
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="Submit">
And here's what you do to replace the gray submit button with your own
graphic:
<INPUT TYPE="IMAGE" SRC="hitme.gif" BORDER="0">
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The best way to keep track of your code is to
use "comment" code. You can place this code anywhere on your pages,
and it will not be visible on your site. It will stay hidden from your
visitors, but will allow you to keep everything together. An example of
this code is:
<!-- This is a comment tag -->.
You could also use this code as a way to mark things:
<!-- This is the beginning of my Table --> <table>
</table> <!-- This is the end of my Table -->
Comment tags will make your coding life much easier.
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CREATE AN HTML SLIDE SHOW You can use
the HTTP-EQUIV refresh function of the <META> tag repeatedly to load a
succession of pages, creating a slide-show effect in your pages, or in a
different frame, or even in a popup!
Let's say you have four documents you'd like to use as slides:
slide1.html, slide2.html, slide3.html, and slide4.html. When you set up
your page, have slide1.html be the document that's called by the page
where you want the slide show. For example: On index.html say: "Go here to
see a slideshow!" then link to slide1.html. Next, open the slide1.html
document (make sure to create it first), and add this tag near the top:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="3;URL=slide2.html">
Next, open slide2.html, and add this near the top, and so on:
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| About Video
Clips |
How to
post video clips
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In your html file, hyperlink
your video clip to an image or text, same way you make a normal
link.
<a href="http://yourweb.com/folder/yourclip.avi">Click Here for
Video Clip</a>
OR
<a href="yourclip.avi"><img border="0"
src="video.gif" width="100" height="50"></a>
Upload the html file and the video file to
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How to
download video clips |
When you click on the link to a
video clip, the windows media player opens and starts downloading.
- Right click on the media player screen, a
dropmenu will open. Click on "save as" to save it on your hard
drive.
- In case your browser doesn't show the media
player while downloading, you will still see the video playing while the
download is completed. Click on top bar in the browser:
File>Save As, and save it the way you save any other file
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