cpmcgraw
07-09-2003, 09:12 PM
I've been getting back into the habit of true HTML coding with 1st Page for about eight months now, and I've got to give the developers credit for an excellent product! For several years I had been using Trellix, later CuteSite Builder, and although I could churn out some quick-n-dirty pages in a hurry, I wasn't too happy with the high number of files it produced, none of which were tweaked in any way. 1st Page took a little while to get comfortable with, mostly due to my having to re-educate myself in HTML, but now I wouldn't go back.
My website is a historical society repository for a short branchline of the old M&O [Mobile & Ohio] railroad, known as the Mobile & Bay Shore. The site is located at:
Mobile & Bay Shore Railroad Historical Society (http://trainweb.org/bayshorehs)
Although I have used some web-available JavaScripts for a few items, there aren't that many goo-gahs and doo-dads on this site, feature-wise. I've tried to compensate for the lack of flash and zing with rich and accurate content. I've worked on the site for about seven years, on several webhosts, adding whatever I can find from time-to-time. It's been an enjoyable journey into history, and I hope everyone here who takes a look will enjoy it.
My website is a historical society repository for a short branchline of the old M&O [Mobile & Ohio] railroad, known as the Mobile & Bay Shore. The site is located at:
Mobile & Bay Shore Railroad Historical Society (http://trainweb.org/bayshorehs)
Although I have used some web-available JavaScripts for a few items, there aren't that many goo-gahs and doo-dads on this site, feature-wise. I've tried to compensate for the lack of flash and zing with rich and accurate content. I've worked on the site for about seven years, on several webhosts, adding whatever I can find from time-to-time. It's been an enjoyable journey into history, and I hope everyone here who takes a look will enjoy it.