Make Sure That Your Web is Sound
and Ready to Catch Your Fellow Web Trekkers

View Web Documents in Three Modes

#1 Browse Your Page

View your page in Netscape by clicking on the Globe button.

Preview the page as it might look on the Web.

Try the links and addresses to make sure that they work.

#2 Check your Code

View your page in HTML Code or Hypertext Markup Language.

Choose Edit HTML.

Edit HTML Source and Change HTML code if problematic.

Note: You may need to look at your code before uploading a page to a web server. Images cause the most problems. The image link must state an actual file and location. Sometimes a browser will put in additional words. For example if your image file says:

<IMG SRC=" file:///ZIP-100/newonline/image/map.gif " HEIGHT="498" WIDTH="101" ALIGN="LEFT" usemap="#map.gif" border="0">

The image will not display correctly on the Web to viewers. You will need to make sure that instead it says:

<IMG SRC=" map.gif" HEIGHT="498" WIDTH="101" ALIGN="LEFT" usemap="#map.gif" border="0">

Carefully take out the extra file name without changing any other part of the HTML code and try your page again. If your image is in the same folder as you Web page this will work.

#3 Make Changes on Your Page in Edit

Choose Edit Source from the Window menu.

Choose Edit page.

Work on existing page to make changes.