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E-mail FormsFor Starters... So, have you ever been to a website and wanted to contact sombody? Have you found their contact page and then clicked on the e-mail or contact link only to be brought to a Yahoo!© or other e-mail provider window where you have to sign in and then send the message? Well, those are annoying aren't they, especially when you don't have an account with that company. So, this tutorial is going to show you some fairly simple code that puts a form in your contact page (or whatever page you insert the code). SO let's get started. First, insert the following code into your webpage where you want the form to be. So now what you need to do is paste that code into your webpage, and change all of the words in capitol letters. That's pretty much all there is to it. It's rather simple, really. You can go ahead and change the code to fit your needs, such as the font tags, the border and decoration tags, whatever you want, but don't change the base form tags, they must remain the same. And LEAVE THE ACTION PART THERE in the very beginning of the code. If you do not your e-mail will look very wierd and almost undeciferable. You can also align your form in different places, put it inside other tables, and also make it come up in a pop-up window. See these tutorials for those effects: |