• Three practical codes to let visitors remember the website_HTML/Xhtml_Webpage Production

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    Three practical codes for visitors to remember your website. Prompt to add to favorites
    Favorites is the browser’s most basic tool for recording URLs. Although the browser has convenient favorites management functions, if you put the add to favorites button on the web page , will greatly increase the collection rate. The following three web design methods can be used:
    Prompt the user to press ctrl+d. When you use IE browser to browse a web page, pressing ctrl+d will add the current page to your favorites. You can use text on the web page to prompt the user to press this key combination.
    Use text links. Put the following code on the homepage, click the corresponding text link to pop up the favorites management window, press the OK key to bookmark the current page:
    〈p align=″right″〉
    〈a href= ″http://www.jb51.net/″ target=″_top″onclick=″window.external.addfavorite(′http://www.jb51.net/′,′Script Home′)″title=″Script Home″〉IE users click here to bookmark this site〈/a〉〈/p〉
    using button method. It will be more obvious if the add favorites function is implemented on a button. The specific code is as follows: 〈form〉
    〈p〉〈input type=″button″value=″Bookmark this site″onclick=″window .external.addfavorite(′http://www.jb51.net/′,′Script Home′)″〉〈/p〉
    〈/form〉
    Set as the browser’s homepage
    If you add a convenient way to set the homepage on your homepage, maybe some people will actually set your website as the homepage. Modifying the browser's homepage requires modifying the Windows registry. All you have to do is make a registry modification file and download it to the user's hard drive to help the viewer complete the automatic modification of the registry. For example, the file name is lspace.reg, which can be opened with Notepad or other text editors. The specific content is as follows:
    regedit4
    [hkey—current—usersoftwaremicrosoftinternet explorermain]
    ″start page″ = ″http: //www.jb51.net/″
    [hkey—current—usersoftwarenetscapenetscape navigatormain]
    ″home page″ = ″http://www.jb51.net/″
    The first item is to set the star of IE page; The second item sets the home page of nc!
    Modify it to the corresponding URL, upload it to the Internet, and provide a download link on the homepage. After downloading, the viewer can double-click to complete the registry modification work.
    Production Channel
    IE channel file is actually a plain text file, with a syntax format similar to html, with cdf as the extension. Therefore, you do not need any special editing tools to create channel files. Notepad under Windows 98 is enough. The following is an example of a complete channel file:
    〈channel href=″index.htm″ self=″jb51.cdf″ base=″http://www.jb51.net/″〉
    script Home〈/title〉<br>〈logo href=″/images/logo.gif″ style=″image″ /〉<br>〈logo href=″/images/120*90.gif″ style=”icon″ / 〉<br>〈abstract〉Script House——jb51.net〈/abstract〉<br>〈item href=″ad.htm″ precache=″yes″〉<br><title>Script House Advertising Service title〉<br>〈abstract〉Script Home〈/abstract〉<br>〈logo href=″/images/logo.gif″ style=″icon″ /〉<br>〈/item〉<br>〈item href =″/sucai/index.htm″ precache=″yes″〉<br>〈title〉High-quality material〈/title〉<br>〈abstract>High-quality material〈/abstract〉<br>〈logo href=″/images/ logo.gif″ style=″icon″ /〉<br>〈/item〉<br>〈/channel〉<br>Note: <br>The text of channel files all starts with 〈channel...〉 and ends with Ending with 〈/channel〉. <br>In the first line 〈channel...〉: <br>href="..." indicates the main web page file name pointed to by this channel; <br>self="..." is the channel file itself The file name; <br>base="..." The default base path (url) of the channel file. If all "hrefs" in the channel file use absolute paths, this can be omitted. <br>The second line 〈title〉...〈/title〉, fill in the title of the channel. <br>In the third and fourth lines 〈logo...〉: fill in the file name of the pattern at <br>href="..."; fill in the description of the pattern at <br>style="..." ;<br>image represents the icon located in the channel bar (size is 80×32 pixels); <br>icon represents the icon of the channel file (size is 32×32 pixels). <br>Note: Don’t miss the “/” at the end. <br>The fifth line 〈abstract〉...〈/abstract〉, fill in the description of the channel content. <br>The sixth line 〈item...〉 defines the sub-channel. Sub-channels can be links to some main columns under the main page. Where href="..." is filled in with the web page file name pointed to by the sub-channel; precache="..." is used to determine whether to cache the sub-channel, and the answer is only "yes" or "no". <br>The seventh line, 〈title〉...〈/title〉, fill in the title of the sub-channel. <br>The tenth line sub-channel ends. <br>The eleventh line begins to define the second sub-channel. <br>Finally ends with 〈/channel〉 and saves it with cdf extension. <br>Upload this file to the web server. When it needs to be called on the web page, let visitors add it to their channel bar. The specific tag syntax is as follows: <br>〈a href="http://www.jb51 .net/jb51.cdf″〉 Add Script House to your channel〈/a〉
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