My new website and it's 4Runner dedicated page!

[mike1305]

Hey guys, I wasn't sure what topic to put this under, but I thought 3rd Gen would be good since that's what my Runner is. I made a webpage for my ride, check it out by clicking the image in my sig. Let me know what you think!

 

[mike1305]

Any opinions or ideas?

 

[Fo_SheeZy]

Nice website, but if you really want to show your ride off, you should make a cardomain!

 

[mike1305]

Nice website, but if you really want to show your ride off, you should make a cardomain!

Yeah, I have one of those too. Let me dig up the link.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/837325

 

[polvadis]

Nice site, I see that you're really into the fading black border on all your pictures, gives it a softer look.

The 4Runner page is OK compared to your "how to curb late night hunger" page, I'm really gonna use that one.

By the way, I currently have an intern from SLO that's an Electrical Engineer, Christine Corbet, but we'll be sending her back to school soon.

 

[Ron Helmuth]

very nice link

that is cool how you linked up like that through the picture

is it easy to explain how that is done or can we find a link to explain such matters?

I am still fuzzy on how to post up pictures, and have never gotten around to figuring it out, so I am in awe of you compu-whizzes.

 

[mike1305]

I used html code, which is the most basic way to make anything website related. There are three steps to make the picture-link (use the links in each step below for more detailed info):

1. Host the picture on the internet.

2. use the html image tag to display the image.

3. use the html href (link) tag to make the image a link.

 

[Ron Helmuth]

thanks for the help with photos/links

Thanks mike1305 for those helpful links-

I still don't understand it all and likely never will but at least each step is explained and I will play with it a bit to at least be able to ask intelligent questions.

Appreciate your efforts to help an old geezer out....