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HTML markup

Want to add external HTML code to your page, but really don't want to violate the rule: Thou shaw not open notepad to do any HTML? Well, here's another way. The HTML Markup option allows you to not only insert HTML, but also, Javascript or any other external code to your FrontPage-made page. There's also another good reason to insert code this way, that is, it keeps all external code organized and tucked away in this neat little container. If you may wish to delete this external code in the future, it saves you a lot of time and pain -you don't have to open notepad and dig through the mess to delete it, and also, since everything within this yellow container is independent of all other code, rest assured that if it ever occurs that you're going to modify or delete it, no harm will come to your existing webpage. (Unlike if you're unfamiliar with HTML, and tried to delete it in notepad.) Ok, lets give two examples of "external" codes-An HTML and a JavaScript code that you may wish to add to your page someday using HTML Markup.

Lets say you want to add the HTML code below that'll open another window when you click it. Here's the code:

<A HREF="http://my.akcecc.kiev.ua/nika/frpage" TARGET="_top">Click here to open another window and go to FrontPage Help Guide!</A>

If you want to add this code (which opens another window and takes you to cnn, do this: Position the cursor to exactly where you want the code to be inserted. Click insert, HTML markup. A box will pop up. Enter (cut and paste) the code into the box, and click ok. When you view the page in the browser, this is what you'll see right after the cursor position:

Click here to open another window and go to FrontPage Help Guide!

Just to make it clear that HTML isn't the only thing you can insert using HTML Markup, lets add a JavaScript code, which is what you're most likely insert for the most part, since there're so many pre-made javascripts on the web which you can just cut and paste into your page.

Here's a code that gives you the current time:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>
<BODY onLoad="startclock()">

<form name="clock" onSubmit="0">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="face" SIZE=11
VALUE ="....Initializing....">
</form>

To add this code to your page, simply copy this code into your clipboard, click insert HTML Markup, and paste the whole thing into the box. You're done.