All
you need is a good Web Page authoring program, and you're away! We
are not giving a whole tutorial on how to use these Authoring Programs,
but we can point you in the right direction.
Probably the best web page Authoring programs are Macromedia
Dreamweaver and Microsoft
Front Page. There are extensive tutorials avaliable on the Internet
for download on how to become adept with these programs, as well as
books such as the Dreamweaver Bible avaliable for purchase. Otherwise
you can always learn to use these programs by trial and error - if
you know how to use a word processor program like Word, you should
be able to figure things out.
You can also search the Internet for tutorials on how to make web
pages. An example is The Novice Web
Developer Tutorial.
Happy pagemaking!
ECA provides a counter facility
and some fonts.
To place a counter on your page, include the following code:-
<IMG SRC="/scripts/Count.cgi?df=<Counter
Name>&dd=<Counter Style>&ft=<Frame Width>"
ALT="Counter">
where <Counter Name> is replaced
by the name of the counter, say webhints, <Counter Style>
is replaced by the style of the counter and <Frame Width> is
the frame width. Thus:-
<IMG SRC="/scripts/Count.cgi?df=webhints&dd=B&ft=4"
ALT="Counter">
gives the counter:-

Remember to give the counter a unique
name. Your username is a good idea, because it is guaranteed
to be unique. If you need more than one counter on your site, add
a number to the username, ie username1, username2,
etc. View some examples.
East
Coast Access uses the FormMail form processor to convert forms to
email messages. To use this form, you need to use your web page designer
to create a page that includes a form and provide the following for
the form definition:-
<form
method="POST" action="/scripts/mail/formmail.plx">
You
can create the remainder of the form as usual, except for one special
field that must exist. It must be coded as:-
<input
type="hidden" name="recipient" value="email
address">
Replace
email address with the email address of the person who is to receive
the data from the form.
In
addition, if you provide the following two optional fields, you will
also be able to retrieve the email address and name of the person
filling in the form:-
<input
type="text" name="email" size=50>
<input
type="text" name="realname" size=50>
There
are numerous other optional fields that can be included to allow special
processing such as selecting colours for the confirmation page, selecting
a different confirmation page, specifying fields as required, etc.
See the Form options page for more details.
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