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Michael Blanco
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Michael Blanco
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Posted by Michael Blanco
Michael Blanco
Courses Plus Student 1,132 Points

What Track teaches how to create a Multiple Page Website

Hello All,

I am still fairly new and have completed the Building a Simple Website Track and went over HTML and CSS for a Single Page Website. However what Track or Lesson should I do next to learn how to make a Multiple Page Website? I want to create a simple website for my online Portfolio and will need more than one page.

Thank You in Advance, Mike

2 Answers

Gareth McDonald
Gareth McDonald
15,198 Points
Gareth McDonald
Gareth McDonald
15,198 Points

I would move onto build-a-responsive-website next. Building a multi-page website is just like building a bunch of single page sites and linking them together.

They touch on it in Images and Lists

all you need to do is create the other pages using the skills you learned from the Building a Simple Website Track. Then add them to the

<a href='#'>

tags you made.

Michael Blanco
Michael Blanco
Courses Plus Student 1,132 Points
Michael Blanco
Michael Blanco
Courses Plus Student 1,132 Points

Thank You very much Gareth for the info. Much appreciated!

Kiko Doran
Kiko Doran
4,752 Points
Kiko Doran
Kiko Doran
4,752 Points

Responsive sites are a good choice for a next topic.

PHP would be my recommendation for what you are looking to do.

You might also want to consider the WordPress courses if you are looking to use a content management system (CMS) for your portfolio. I think WordPress might be overkill for just that one thing but if you are looking to learn something that does multipage stuff, I say WordPress would be your best Treehouse option. You can do a portfolio in Rails as well but WordPress is probably the best next step for you.

Michael Blanco
Michael Blanco
Courses Plus Student 1,132 Points
Michael Blanco
Michael Blanco
Courses Plus Student 1,132 Points

Thank You Kiko. I'll check out the Responsive site lessons next. I appreciate the help!