How do I create multiple pages in HTML?

Question

I'm attempting to learn some basic web site creation skills, and am starting with HTML in SeaMonkey Composer by Mozilla. I want to know if it is possible to create multiple pages on my site and how to do so.
Serious answers only please.

Answer 1

Another good place to start learning HTML is W3Schools - link below.



With SeaMonkey, assuming you've worked out how to publish a page on your website, creating more pages is straight forward - just click on the "New" button. When you save the file, SeaMonkey will ask you to enter a title.



You can link pages by typing the text you want to use - the "anchor text" - highlighting it, clicking on the "Link" button, then using "Choose File" to choose a previously-created file to link to.

Answer 2

I am not familiar with SeaMonkey but I see it is a wysiwyg editor. It shouldn't be that hard You just create a suite of pages and link them together.



If you really want to learn HTML I learned from

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/



There are some great tutorials there that aren't too techy-fied.



You also may want to check out the free editor at CoffeeCup.com it's not very visually appealing but it's also free and they have a great community to help.

Answer 3

Create separate HTML pages and link them using normal linking techniques...pretty simple actually, and it's a core skill that every web designer should know how to do.

Answer 4

Yes it is.



To create multiple pages you need to create multiple files and then link them with hyper links.



Like this:



Main page

-----------------



(create a file and name it index.html)



and paste this:

This is the main page

Other page

Yet another page

Second page

-----------------



(create a file and name it page-2.html)



and paste this:

This is the other (second) page

Main page

Yet another page

Third page

-----------------



(create a file and name it page-3.html)



and paste this:

This is the yet another (third) page

Main page

Other another

Assuming you created these three files (index.html, page-2.html and page-3.html and put the all in the same directory, use your browser to go to this directory (you don't even need to SeaMonkey for this just open index.html with your browser) and it should display index.html (because any page named index.html in a directory gets served by default). The page should display the link to the other pages which you can click and they should all link to each other assuming I didn't make a mistake and there you go: a three page website.

Answer 5

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