Unofficial Tips and Tutorials for Homestead SiteBuilder™ Users
Adding HTML or JavaScript
for Web Rings and More
Adding the codes or script for HTML and JavaScript is simple.

1) Copy the code from your source using either the keyboard shortcut of CTRL-C or using the right-click menu method of Select All-->Copy. I find it useful to copy the code or script into Word, WordPad, or NotePad in a folder on my hard drive. That way I have access to the code any time offline.

2) In SiteBuilder, open the page you'll be placing the code.

3) Open the Elements Palette and scroll down to Imported Files & HTML.

4) Click on Insert HTML to open the blank element box.

5) Click on Edit HTML which opens a popup window called HTML Snippet.

6) Click in the upper left corner of the window and press Ctrl-V. The right-click method does not work in the box.

7) If your code includes an image file or other file that you upload to your web site's Files directory, you need to change the coding by adding files/ in front of the image or file name. For example, here is the code for embedding Flash:

<EMBED src="files/YOURFLASH.swf" WIDTH="640" HEIGHT="400" TYPE="application/x-shockwave-flash">
</EMBED>

As you can see, files/ was added in front of the .swf file. The .swf file is the actual Flash movie which you would upload to your Files directory.

Here's an example of a webring code which does not require an external file and is pasted as is (partial code only shown):

<!-- begin blogs by women webring code -->
<font size=2 face="verdana, arial, helvetica">
<a href="http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=blogsbywomen;id=X;action=list"style="TEXT-DECORATION: none" target="_top">#</a>
</font>
<!-- end blogs by women webring code -->

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