The Pseudo blog

hello, i am experimenting with a pseudoblog, enjoy
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this is actually very interesting, how it works, becouse it's, so far, simple html, cool, hunh.
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5:29 pm-

basic design

first, i design a document, and at the bottom, it has a "mailto" link: <a href="mailto:email">'your link text'</a> obviously the 'email' part would be filled with your email, mine, for example, is Pyro337@blazemail.com. because of this fact, please include the title of the target entry, thanx
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*cool*
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kommentz
kool, say mour
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7:28 pm-

New leenx code, phrum tripod

i actually changed the code phor kommentz, it used to be a simple 'mailto code, and still is on the leenx panul, now, itz an interesting tripod code i found on maze-castle
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6.14.04 10:01 pm-

More

i have been requested, by a reader to "tell more"
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okay, then, after i code the reply thingymabobber, i create two more docs(the one i created at first is called "pyroblog.htm", then the next one is called "links.htm", and the 3rd is this one, "pseudoblog.html"(all thanx to angelfire), the nex thingymabobber is about frames, so i'll catchya later (-_^)V
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6.14.04 11:03 pm-

New Design(;_ _)

i started a new design to it, but you can still learn about frames,cause that's what i used...
first of all, i created one page, all this page had was the lycos "feed back" code. i labled this page "comments.htm" after this, i created another page, and called it "halfway.htm", i took this page, and used a frame code to make it have the already created "pyroblog.htm", and i also framed "comments.htm" to it.you frame like this: <frameset cols=20%,*> this will make the first column 20% of the entire space, if you do <frameset cols=50%,*> you'll get half of the vertical space in the first column. however, if you want there to be horizontal rows, instead of vertical, then switch the word cols, to rows. now for the actuall framing. say you wanted there to be one frame that was 20% of the entire area, and onethat was the rest. you'd start with the frameset tag <frameset cols=20%,*>, then how would you put the different pages in their places? well that's where the <frame src=""> tag comes in. say you wanted your left column to be http://www1.wakawakawaka.com, then you would put <frame src="http://www1.wakawakawaka.com">, then, for the right column you would do the same thing,except, after the first one, for columns and rows you always do them left to right, top to bottom.
you'll find out more, later...