EZ Website Kits - from 3Z Web Design and Hosting

Note: This is a Pop-Up Information Box - These short Descriptions take the place of working Web Templates, Excercises, and Web Pages are all functional when our EZ Website Kits are purchased!

Creating Links - this page shows you how to bring you website alive . . . with simple instructions on creating a link to: a page in your website a page in a folder in your website a paragraph on a page in your website using a "Named Anchor" a file in your website to enable viewing, or download another website, or a page on another website and how to create email links so customers can request or send you information to the email address of your choice

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) - a form of formatting text on web pages that offers more flexibility than HTML. "Styles" are written that tell the web browser how to display Page Titles, Headers, Paragraphs, etc.. Groups of CSS Styles can be written to a separate file called a Stylesheet, which can then be linked to any pages in your website. Then if you want to change the Headers on your website to Blue, just change the "Header" CSS Style on the Stylesheet, upload the new Stylesheet to your web server, and all web pages will display your Headers using the color Blue. CSS Styles are already formatted into EZ Web Templates and are very easy to use.

Find CSS - takes you to a specially coded page that instructs you how to find the CSS Styles. This page has <!--COMMENTS--> that point out the exact location of each Header, Paragraph, Navigation Links, Company Name, Your Slogan, Sidetext, etc, so you can find them easily.

Font Families - shows you the common fonts (typefaces) and the proper way to code them. Includes the 2 alternative fonts for each "family" to better insure that your text will be displayed properly, on varying computers and operating systems. This is part of the HTML Tutorial

Font Sizes - shows you the 7 common sizes of fonts (typefaces) and how to code them to display your text in the size you desire. We also show you another way of coding font sizes by "Points" to give you many more sizes and flexibility. This is part of the HTML Tutorial

Headers - to make your web pages more appealing, you could assign a different font (typeface) to a short phrase for each section. These phrases are called "Headers", and should be descriptive. Our Template Packs have EZ instructions to show you how to make your Headers stand out by assigning the "header" CSS Style, or by using HTML formating

HTML Text Editing - this page has all the basics you'll need to understand "tags" (HTML commands), and will have you doing simple coding in minutes. Our EZ Web Templates do not require you to know much HTML to uses them, but the HTML section is included, with simple exercises for all common editing

HTML Exercises - these simple exercises will teach you HTML coding in no time. Each exercise covers specific topics, and takes less than 5 minutes. Exercises include: Text Edit, Font Edit, Font Size, Font Colors (standard), Font Colors (Hex Decimal), Editing Headers, Editing Paragraphs, Editing Font Sizes using "Points", and adding single / multiple Effects ( Bold, Italics, Underline, and Combining Effects )

Java "Rollovers" - this page shows you the complete process of creating new Navigation Buttons from the images in your EZ Website Kit. how to edit the Javascript on the page (or on Template5 ) creating a page that is scripted for dynamic effects to change (rollover) from one image to the other, when a mouse passes over the image

Named Anchor - learn how to Create links to specific paragraphs in your website with simple instructions for creating "Named Anchors" . . . by the way, this page is full of "Named Anchors" to direct your viewing to specific topics / informantion

Template1 would appear in your browser window for viewing - you could then view / edit the HTML source code for the page by clicking "View" from your Browsers' Menu Bar (at top of screen) and then choosing "Source" (IE browsers) or "Page Source" (Netscape) from the pull down menu.

Template2 would appear in your browser window for viewing - you could then view / edit the HTML source code for the page by clicking "View" from your Browsers' Menu Bar (at top of screen) and then choosing "Source" (IE browsers) or "Page Source" (Netscape) from the pull down menu.

Template3 would appear in your browser window for viewing - you could then view / edit the HTML source code for the page by clicking "View" from your Browsers' Menu Bar (at top of screen) and then choosing "Source" (IE browsers) or "Page Source" (Netscape) from the pull down menu.

Template4 would appear in your browser window for viewing - you could then view / edit the HTML source code for the page by clicking "View" from your Browsers' Menu Bar (at top of screen) and then choosing "Source" (IE browsers) or "Page Source" (Netscape) from the pull down menu.

Template5 would appear in your browser window for viewing - you could then view / edit the HTML source code for the page by clicking "View" from your Browsers' Menu Bar (at top of screen) and then choosing "Source" (IE browsers) or "Page Source" (Netscape) from the pull down menu.