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My title bar shows up in plain text, though "***storyline***. I uploaded a dropdown.txt, too. As does the calendar tag and the last_day's strip tag. Do you know why this is? Does it have to do with the fact that I only have two strips?<P>(http://nerdz.keenspace.com. If you're looking, I know the strip isn't up to par or handicap yet, but the tags in plain text are my current woe.)<P>------------------
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McGoo, did you upload the pages to your /webpages directory?<P>------------------
Being Seventeen
<A HREF="http://being17.keenspace.com" TARGET=_blank>being17.keenspace.com</A>

Hey, This Week I'm Doing "Work Ethics" And Next week I'm doing a different theme, (Now Remember I know nothin about HTML, I'm using an IDIOT proof FTP Program and slowly learning how to do it with out the help of the program.) I want to know how make a pull down thing that goes to the 1st strip of every theme. I have no clue, I guess my idiot proof FTP prog doesn't think anyone using it would want to do that cuz it's probably a pain in the ass. But despite the pain(kinda like a really big vampire spike stuck in my left ass cheek) I want to know how to do it help my Viewers enjoy the different Steps to my How Not To be A MORON program (This is a learning process for me, I'm learning how not to be a moron too.)<P><P>------------------
Jill Poisson
Words Of Wizdum

Ok, try to follow my ramblings here.<P>First, make a .txt file called dropdown. Next, copy and paste this into the file:<P>Being Seventeen Archives,/archives.html
Archives by Story Line,/archives.html
- The Pilot Strip,/d/20000709.html
- Welcome to Northern High,/d/20000712.html<P>Now, substitute "Being Seventeen Archives" for the name of your comic Wordz of Wiz. Leave the comma and backslash. Change "archives.html" to whatever you want the person to go to when they select your comic title. Next, change "archives by storyline" to whatever you want, and also change "archives.html" to wherever you want the person to go when they click on it. <P>Ok, hope your still following... Next, change "The Pilot Strip" to the name of your first theme. Then change "/d/20000709.html" to whatever is the first strip in that theme. (It will be in the /d/ directory) Now do the same thing to th next one, and so on as many times as you want. So your's might look something like this:<P>Words of Wizdum,/index.html
Archives by Theme,/archives.html
- How to Know Your a Moron,/d/20000709.html
- How to Change from Being a Moron,/d/20000712.html
- Ten Steps to Curing Moroness,/d/20000712.html<P>Then upload the .txt file to your /data directory that is in your workspace area. Add the code ***storyline*** somewhere on your page, and the pull down many should appear. <P>If you have any questions, feel free to ask.<P>
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Being Seventeen
<A HREF="http://being17.keenspace.com" TARGET=_blank>being17.keenspace.com</A>
<p>[This message has been edited by Jesse Brack (edited 07-14-2000).]

Kewl, Thanks. And no that wasn't hard to follow, everything I write is hard to follow(Well this one isn't.) I think it's cuz I make side comments(Kinda like the one that says "Well this one isn't") Anywhom, Thanks once again, and Laterz<P>------------------
Jill Poisson
Words Of Wizdum

What pages? Eh-- It doesn't matter. I just copied the HTML from someone else's bar and I'll change the sections by hand. <P>------------------
My comic has a first name<A HREF="http://www.screwballmcgoo.net" TARGET=_blank>It's N-E-R-D-Z!</A> My comic has a second name it's... er---