Using HTMl in Front page

[Tom]

I'm using Front Page 2003 to operate my webpage. I'm looking to add a page
for items to sell, with shopping carts. I'm told you have to work in HTML
in order to do this. Anyone have info on this?
Thank you,
Tom

 

[MD Websunlimited]

Hi Tom,

That is not always true, but having a working knowledge of HTML is very helpful.

 

[Dan L]

Whatever shopping cart program you go with should provide sufficient
help/assistance.

 

[Tom]

Thank you. A popular auction/paying site wants me to work in HTML. If
there are others that will work in the FP graphical mode, life again becomes
easy.

 

[KatWoman]

too "work in html" is not so daunting in FP
in design mode FP is changing your design into HTML for you.
if you click any area of your design (select it) then at bottom click on
code view you will see the HTML it's "made out of"
paypal and others will give you some "code" to paste into the page. it's
really easy.
I was scared of it too but as you were told the instructions are very good
and set up for non professionals.

 

[Andrew Murray]

Click "Code View" in frontpage to see and work in the html code.

 

[Mike]

Very simple, but effective drop-down list.

<select size="1" onchange="window.location.href = options.value">
<option>Websites:</option>
<option value="http://www.google.ca">Google</option>
<option value="http://www.yahoo.com">Yahoo</option>
<option value="http://www.mamma.com">Mamma</option>
</select>

 

[Tom]

Thank you KatWoman.

too "work in html" is not so daunting in FP
in design mode FP is changing your design into HTML for you.
if you click any area of your design (select it) then at bottom click on
code view you will see the HTML it's "made out of"
paypal and others will give you some "code" to paste into the page. it's
really easy.
I was scared of it too but as you were told the instructions are very good
and set up for non professionals.

 

[Tom]

Thank you Andrew.

Click "Code View" in frontpage to see and work in the html code.

 

[Tom]

Thanks Mike.

Very simple, but effective drop-down list.

<select size="1" onchange="window.location.href = options.value">
<option>Websites:</option>
<option value="http://www.google.ca">Google</option>
<option value="http://www.yahoo.com">Yahoo</option>
<option value="http://www.mamma.com">Mamma</option>
</select>