Presenting

So I did my presentation of my resamay. I thought I did pretty good. I tried to be calm, still be me, present my webpage, try not to be one of those people who think they're all that and a bag of a potato chips when they're really not even worth the grease in the bottom of the bag. I wasn't going to pretend to be right when I was wrong. I have to admit I'm peeved that I got an 87% on it though. Mrs. Stalnaker docked me points because I put "3rd" instead of "Third" in THIRD ward elementary. I don't recall that being bad. ??? *sigh* Another time I recall saying "This is my TABLE. It's borderless so you can't really tell" and people STILL gave me a zero on that cuz they claimed I didn't have one. Foy... people people people. And I didn't know it was a resamay to be a WEB ASSISTANT. Cuz then I would've made it gray, dull, boring (professional). And I would've talked in a monotonuos tone and never smiled nor laughed. I would've acted like a boring stick. I thought it was just a normal resamay for anything. Say if the Old Brick were some sort of business, I bet they would've hired me. mhm

Weaver of Dreams

This week we learned how to use Dreamweaver. It is SO much easier than typing out HTML code. A few we learned were inserting tables, creating links, and making rollover images. Coolness. However, i don't really know how to explain that. So go ahead and dock points on a BLOG. I was pretty sure that blogs were personal opinions and a place for people to say whatever the heck they want to say without anyone critiquing them. If this is a better way to get to know me then don't kill my grade from me being me (which is what I thought u said you were doing by making us do these blogs). Anyway, I would like to do Dreamweaver rather than HTML code any day. Its faster, easier, simpler, did i mention faster and easier??

Creating a New Web Page

Creating your won web page from scratch is kinda difficult. You have to start on your very own, no book, nothing. But I did go back to the book to check a few of the codes. If you encounter problems, you have to fix them. You have to search for the problem, and change it or test it or whatever you may need to do to fix it. And if it still doesn't work, you just have to keep trying. It's a nice challenge. I like it. I just wish it could be more personal. To make it for whatever we want, whatever it would be about. No guide lines. But yea, it's still likeable

HTML TABLES. i have no smart comment about them. sorry

Html tables, like everything html has you starting out thinking "wtf?! I'm so lost! Who created this and where do they live?!" But it also gets easier with time. Just Like Everything Else (as previously stated). It's actually kinda simple when you think about it. You start off with your <.table> code. Inside of the < > as well you can put how wide you want your table to be "width="80%" "65%" "91%" whatever, and if you want it aligned center, left, or right. You also need to tell it how many columns your table will have simply by typing <.cols="4" "7" "18" etc. Also, tables have borders as well as pictures do. So you simply type "border="5" "1" whatever.

Next, for each row you start with <.TR> and press enter. Next, for each cell you start with <.TD>type whatever you want in the cell. And end it with <./TD> Press enter and repeat this for however many cells you have in a row. When you end a row, press enter and end it with <./TR> Then press enter twice and do it all again for each row that your little heart desires.

End the entire table with the last <.TR> "ENTER" and a <./table>