im making website for school and need to have everything on a CD-R. The first time i tried, none of the web pages worked because all of the image sources were wrong and i couldn’t change them. How do i make sure that i get everything on the disc and working. Step by step possibly would be a great help? DO i need to make sure all images are saved onto the disc first then imported onto sitebuilder from the disc?
how do i save a yahoo sitebuilder file onto cd?
im making website for school and need to have everything on a CD-R. The first time i tried, none of the web pages worked because all of the image sources were wrong and i couldn’t change them. How do i make sure that i get everything on the disc and working. Step by step possibly would be a great help? DO i need to make sure all images are saved onto the disc first then imported onto sitebuilder from the disc?
you should use notepad
go google wget or httrack (wget is linux command line program but im sure you can get it for windows) with wget all you have to enter is: wget -m and it will download all of your website to the working directory there is another coomand to turn all links (like to images) to your local directory (ie when you go on your index page the images will show up because wget will have changed the links in your image tags
CLICK START , MY COMPUTER, RIGHT CLICK ON YOUR DISK DRIVE CLICK ON PROPERTIES AND CLICK ON THE DOWNLOAD FROM DESKTOP OPTION THEN SEARCH YOUR FILES THAT CONTAIN SITE BUILDER AND DRAG THE FILES OR FOLDERS YOU WANT ONTO THE NEW DESKTOP WINDOW YOU CREATED AND CLICK BURN
Let’s say you have an image at C:\pix\MyPix.jpg.
You copy that to a CD which is Drive D. The file is now D:\pix\Mypix..jpg.
The best way for your HTML file to find it is to store it in the same directory as the HTML file and leave off the path.
If you open your CD directory in Explorer, the main HTML file (let’s call it Index.html) and the photos are all in the same directory.
Example:
D:\MyWeb\index.html
D:\MyWeb\logo.jpg
D:\MyWeb\MyPix.jpg
Your index.html file looks for logo.jpg (leave off the path) or MyPix.jpg.
That’s one idea.
Does the school PC have web access?
Then you can upload photos to the web and use the complete URL in your html file.
Here’s a photo I posted on ImageVenue. They give you the embeddable codes as well as thumbnail images.