Build your own Web Page

Personal Web Sites

WorldPath Internet Services includes free server space with every account. Here our customers can put up their own personal Web Pages with up to 5 Megabytes of disk space and use FTP to transfer files. This is a great opportunity to put photos of family, outdoor activities and any other interests you have. See some of the links on the Personal and Commercial pages here on the WorldPath site for some ideas.

Publish your personal Web Page

• Publishing with Netscape Navigator
  
• Publishing with Microsoft FrontPage 98
  
• Publishing with CuteFTP
  
• Publishing with WS ftp

Tech support is not provided for creation or uploading of personal web pages. We do not allow CGI scripts for personal sites.

Business Web Sites

Domain Name Sites in the form of www.mycompany.com are available for a monthly fee. WorldPath Internet Services reserves the right to deem what is appropriate for personal web page use. Please see terms and conditions. Click here for more information about site hosting.

• Publishing your domain name site using Microsoft FrontPage and FrontPage Extensions.

Pointers for Developing Web Sites

• Keep all your filenames and links in small letters. Your files are going to be placed on a Unix system and the filenames are case sensitive.
  
  
• Don't put path statements in your local links such as c:\mydocs\myfile.htm. Use just the filename myfile.htm as your link reference. Keeping all files (html and images) in the same directory is a good way to be sure your web pages will work properly.
  
  
• Your first page must be called index.html. If you are using Windows3.x, you can name your first page index.htm and rename it to index.html after you have transferred it to your home directory on the WorldPath Web Server.
  
  
• To help you learn basic HTML coding, check out this helpful list of sites:
  
  Tutorial, written by Alan Levine of Maricopa County Community College District, Arizona.
  A Beginner's Guide to HTML offers an introductory guide.
  Yale C/AIM Web Style Guide covers graphic and information design, page layout, site organization, navigation, and multimedia content.
  The Web Design Resource Here you will find HTML tutorials, JavaScript tutorials, and many other web design resources for your web site. So, take a look at the HTML tutorial and web design resources we have to help you with web page design.
  Ask Dr Web Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About HTML, CSS, & Graphics.
  
  
• A wide choice of full featured html editors are available. PageMill from Adobe, and FrontPage 2000 from Microsoft are two of the most popular commercial packages.
  
  
• Their are also many shareware editors available; see TUCOWS Web site for a nice selection. Winfiles also has a wealth of software for Win 95/98/NT.