BleepingComputer.com: Home page

I currently have Google set as my home page but would love to have a web page of my own design something similar to MSN or Maxthon but without all the adds. Could someone recommend a tutorial or link i could follow please.

I had a quick look and I did not see anything that stood out. Initially you need something that is very simple and you can build on as you learn html. The ones I saw immediately go into html code rather than a simple pictorial tutorial with a wysiwyg editor.

I don't use the websites you referred to. Most of those sites use all sorts of scripts and flash etc so those are not a good target to aim for. Some of the links on those pages you may be able to copy on to yours. If you want something that fancy, there is a lot of learning to do.

My home page is on my computer, not on the Internet (so it loads instantly). I have my most-used links on the page with a background picture. Being off the Internet you don't have to worry about conforming to any standards. If it works, it works. A good place to try without embarrassment being online, and no web site needed.

You can surf yourself looking for guides you think you may understand. I (or someone else I'm sure) could write a quick guide to make a page with a few links and a table so you can see some basics.

I would like a link for the BBC News and perhaps Google search. Shall start looking for my favourite site's links . Thanks for the reply Nanobyte

This post has been edited by defurman: 10 January 2011 - 08:56 AM

I'm not sure what you are intending to when you talk about looking for links. I have written a quick guide to creating a basic web/home page with text, a few links, a table and images. Unfortunately it does not seem you can add attachments in this forum. The guide is itself a simple web page. If you are interested let me know and I'll seek alternative methods of posting.

Maybe something as simple as igoogle where you add your own content?

http://www.google.com/ig

Something as simple as 'igoogle' would be ideal. I look forward to configuring IGoogle to my hearts content with out the hassle of using code myself. Big thanks to Animal and Nanobyte

You're welcome.