Mac Users. IDVD. I have to create a home page with links to two slide shows. How do I create the home page?

Question

I can make the slide shows. But I am having a hard time figuring out how to make a home page and then add the two links to both of my slideshows.

Answer 1

I am not sure what part you need help with. The home page must be named "index.html" if you want it to appear when someone goes to "http://www.mydomain.com" or whatever your web site is called. To make links to the other files, you can link from text or an image. This is done by writing the HTML code directly, such as by opening it in a text editing application (TextEdit on a Mac or NotePad on a Windows box) or by using a WYSIWYG HTML editor, such as NVU. Here is an example of code for an image link:



http-equiv="content-type">



style="border: 0px solid ; width: 50px; height: 20px;"
alt="click here" src="Images/Picture3.jpg">



In this example, page-2.html is one of the pages for which you want a link. If you want to link to a movie file, then replace "page-2.html" with "MyMovie.mov" or whatever standard video file you finally created. If you haven't yet exported your project as a QuickTime file, go back to iDVD or iMovie and do that. The is the ending code for the link. All the stuff between defines some style of the image that will act as the link. Replace style="border: 0px solid ; width: 50px; height: 20px;"
alt="click here" src="Images/Picture3.jpg"> with text will make the text act as the link.

Answer 2

Reviews and descriptions of the product/company is the first thing I look for. I want to know about the product, so where is the information? Make as much info available as possible. Do you have easy links to follow and clear ways of us being able to order it? So I like the info of the product. How do I get it? The easier to get it, the better. Do you allow users to review your product/company? Not necessary, but I like it because it tells me what people think of the product/company. Are your pages attractive and colorful? If not, what will hold my attention? Product alone isn't always good enough. A splash of color really attracts people. Finally, is it user compatible? If it takes a super genius nerd to solve though it, I wouldn't go on the site. Just remember to keep it simple so that EVERYONE can use it. If you answer all of these questions, I call that a good web page. Good luck!