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Elaine Jansing-Kaestner
8,661 PointsHelp! Must have missed making about and contact videos.
Okay, I missed how to create more pages within the website, like when making the portfolio, and I have no idea where to begin putting the code for the About and Contact pages. I know the middle and the end codes, just not the beginning code and where it's to be placed.
Elaine Jansing-Kaestner
8,661 PointsI got to that part, with the header and the links to the "pages." It's the actual pages that I need help setting up. Like when I click the "About" link on the header on the preview, all it does is give me an error page because it hasn't been made yet, and that's were it becomes confusing.
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Rich Zimmerman
24,063 PointsOn the left hand side of the Workspace is your list of actual files. You want to right click in that space, Create New File, name it the appropriate name "About.html" for the file name will be your actual "About.html" page, containing HTML code, as well.
Elaine Jansing-Kaestner
8,661 PointsOkay, thank you! I created the new file and started coding it to the specifics of the website.
Amr Aly
5,201 PointsAmr Aly
5,201 Pointsfirst you creat index.html which is your home page which will look like this <html> <head> </head> <body> <---this is just comment // here you can create a unorder list which will be your navigation ---> <ul> <li><a href="index.html">Home</a></li> <li><a href="about.html">About Me</a></li> <li><a href="contact.html">Contact</a></li> </ul> </body> </html> then with some CSS it will be awesome.