Index.php Code Part 10
| <td><!--- Lower Right Corner (160x160) ---><?php include ("includes/lowerright.inc.php"); ?></td> |
The next line "<td><!--- Lower Right Corner (160x160) ---><?php include ("includes/lowerright.inc.php"); ?></td>" creates a cell just like the one on the lower left. It reminds that the contents of this cell should remain under 160 pixels and then adds the content from the "includes/lowerright.inc.php". Then is closes the cell.
| </tr> |
The "</tr>" in the next line ends the row and allows the computer to move onto the next tag.
| <tr> |
The next line"<tr>" starts the last row of our table.
| <td colspan="5"><!--- Bottom (468x60)---><?php include ("includes/bottom.inc.php"); ?></td> |
You may have noticed that there is only one cell listed in this row. We can get away with doing this by telling the computer that this row spans across all five coloumns. To do this, the cell is started with the normal "<td" tag. Then there is a rule that says "colspan="5">". This tells the computer to span this cell across five columns. The next part is the note "<!--- Bottom (468x60)--->". This note tells that this is where the bottom file should go and that if there is a banner ad in the bottom of the advertisement, it should be about 468 pixels by 60 pixels. The "<?php include ("includes/bottom.inc.php"); ?>" adds the "bottom.inc.php" file to the web page and the "</td>" finishes up the cell.
| </tr> |
The "</tr>" ends the row.
| </table> </body> </html> |
The last three lines "</table>", "</body>", and "</html>" complete the web page. The "</table>" ends the table. The "</body>" indicates that this is the end of the body of the website. And "</html>" tells the computer that this is the end of the html code to read.
Once you have made all of the changes you need to the "index.php" page, go ahead and save the page and upload it to your web server. Then open up a new window to view your new web page.
Now, any time you want to add a page to your website. All you do is make a copy of your "index.php" file, rename that file to something else, change the content portion of your new page to what you want, then save and upload it to your web server. Just don't forget to add the link to the menu bar so that visitors can find it.
Congratulations! You did it. You built your own website yourself all by yourself. And you probably saved a lot of money doing so. Be creative and have fun with it. Let us know when your site is up and running, we would love to see it and can even add it to our Additional Links page if you like.
