With the help of programs for automatic website creation, it is possible to generate web pages without knowing the HTML language. One application designed for this purpose is the Linker, which is part of the Mozilla SeaMonkey package.
Instructions
Step 1
Run the Mozilla SeaMonkey package (Firefox will not work). Select the menu item "File" - "New" - "Linker Page".
Step 2
In the new window that opens, save the document by selecting the menu item "File" - "Save file". Please note that the window for entering a file name and selecting a folder for it will open only after specifying the page title. This header may not be the same as the file name. The latter should be in Latin to avoid problems of incompatibility with hosting services. Use htm or html file extension.
Step 3
Type the text of the page you want to automatically turn into HTML code. Save the file periodically by clicking on the floppy disk icon.
Step 4
The Composer provides buttons for making text fragments italic, bold, and underlined. Similar keys can be found in text editors. Having selected a piece of text, use these buttons to enable and disable its attributes in any combination.
Step 5
To place an image in the desired place on the page, click on the icon with a palette. Then press the "Select file" button, go to the desired folder, select the file and press the "OK" button. Please note that this file must then be placed on the server, otherwise site visitors will not see the image.
Step 6
Like text editors, the Linker allows you to place tables in the generated HTML files. To do this, use the "Table" - "Insert" - "Table" menu item. Specify the number of rows and columns, click "OK", and then fill in the table.
Step 7
In the lower left corner of the window there is a four-button mode switch. By default, the Normal button is enabled. Using the buttons "HTML tags" and "Source code", you can enable viewing modes, respectively, of only the main or all tags of the page. The code can also be edited manually. And to see how the page will look in the browser, press the "Preview" button. Then return to Normal mode to continue editing.
