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I need help making own website please - ZeldaClassicEXPERT - 10-17-2016
If forum rules are okay with posting links and such links are completely harmless to visit
please post links to what I am asking otherwise just mention service name and people can
look them or it or both up online.
#1: Anyways what not free make own website services that you know of that has
the ability to have people send emails to email address and the administrator of the website can have
tick box that must be checked in order to send the administrator an email?
#2: Also what free make own website services that you know of that has
the zero money cost ability to have people send emails to email address of the administrator
and the administrator of the website can also for free make a tick box with text that must be ticked on
in order to be able to send the administrator of the website an email?
RE: I need help making own website please - Nintendo's chosen hero - 11-20-2016
Dude, making a websight yourself isn't that hard. while i'm not shure how to help with publishing, you can learn how to wright one yourself right now. all you need to do is press right click on your browser and click "inspect element", or press F12. your browsers editor will open, displaying all of the code of the page your viewing (that's called HTML by the way. It stands for HyperText Markup Language). mess around in that a little, and you will start to get a general idea of how it works.
To make your own page, just type some HTML code in a normal text document and save it as a HTML file. you can even open a HTML document in a text editor. ther are also a lot of websights that will tell you all you need to know.
As for email, it's as simple as telling your users your email address http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_address.asp
and checkboxes are built-in to HTML too http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_input_type.asp (it didn't have its own page, scroll down a bit)