Comments on: HOW TO: Creating web pages in Telugu (Windows XP) http://crossroads.koodali.org/2008/04/21/how-to-creating-web-pages-in-telugu-windows-xp/ All about Telugu on the Web, in English Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:33:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Sandeep http://crossroads.koodali.org/2008/04/21/how-to-creating-web-pages-in-telugu-windows-xp/#comment-6004 Sandeep Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:06:36 +0000 http://crossroads.koodali.org/?p=29#comment-6004 woww... fantasticc :kisses for U: thanks brother i got it, i followed second method. I believe that its the best and easy 1 naa.. woww… fantasticc :kisses for U:
thanks brother i got it, i followed second method.
I believe that its the best and easy 1 naa..

]]> By: Veeven http://crossroads.koodali.org/2008/04/21/how-to-creating-web-pages-in-telugu-windows-xp/#comment-6000 Veeven Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:14:26 +0000 http://crossroads.koodali.org/?p=29#comment-6000 @Sandeep, I think you have copy-pasted the quotes. Type them and see. (Because, the quotes in this posts are inverted quotes.) Or, try the second method (file name: telugu-test.html and save as type: All Files). So as to not cause any confusion, I changed the steps in the post to second method. @Sandeep,

I think you have copy-pasted the quotes. Type them and see. (Because, the quotes in this posts are inverted quotes.)

Or, try the second method (file name: telugu-test.html and save as type: All Files). So as to not cause any confusion, I changed the steps in the post to second method.

]]> By: Sandeep http://crossroads.koodali.org/2008/04/21/how-to-creating-web-pages-in-telugu-windows-xp/#comment-5999 Sandeep Thu, 21 Aug 2008 04:49:06 +0000 http://crossroads.koodali.org/?p=29#comment-5999 Thanks for the immediate reply friend. First i saved the file notepad file like this “telugu-test.html”. But when i browse this its showing like this (“telugu-test.html”.txt) as per your information it should show like this naa (telugu-test.html). I think my problem not solved Thanks for the immediate reply friend. First i saved the file notepad file like this “telugu-test.html”. But when i browse this its showing like this (“telugu-test.html”.txt) as per your information it should show like this naa (telugu-test.html). I think my problem not solved

]]> By: Veeven http://crossroads.koodali.org/2008/04/21/how-to-creating-web-pages-in-telugu-windows-xp/#comment-5996 Veeven Thu, 21 Aug 2008 01:38:11 +0000 http://crossroads.koodali.org/?p=29#comment-5996 @Sandeep When you create a file with name <strong>"telugu-test.html"</strong> in notepad, the file gets saved as <strong>telugu-test.html</strong>. If you do not use quotes around your file name in the Save dialog, the file gets saved as <strong>telugu-test.html.txt</strong>. To have .html as file extension with Notepad, either you use quotes in file name field, or you can select "All files" from the file type drop down. So after you upload this file to your website you can point it like <code style='color:green;'>http://example.com/telugu-test.html</code>. On coloring and sizing: you cannot apply colors and sizes in the notepad itself. But, you can specify colors and other style with <abbr title='Cascading Style Sheets'>CSS</abbr>. For example, in the <code><head></code> section, you can use the following code to get the heading of the page in color: <pre> <style> h1 { color: green; } </style> </pre> Let me know how that works out and if you have further questions. @Sandeep

When you create a file with name “telugu-test.html” in notepad, the file gets saved as telugu-test.html. If you do not use quotes around your file name in the Save dialog, the file gets saved as telugu-test.html.txt. To have .html as file extension with Notepad, either you use quotes in file name field, or you can select “All files” from the file type drop down. So after you upload this file to your website you can point it like http://example.com/telugu-test.html.

On coloring and sizing: you cannot apply colors and sizes in the notepad itself. But, you can specify colors and other style with CSS. For example, in the <head> section, you can use the following code to get the heading of the page in color:

<style>
        h1 { color: green; }
</style>

Let me know how that works out and if you have further questions.

]]> By: Sandeep http://crossroads.koodali.org/2008/04/21/how-to-creating-web-pages-in-telugu-windows-xp/#comment-5989 Sandeep Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:01:29 +0000 http://crossroads.koodali.org/?p=29#comment-5989 thanks for the information friend.. but can u explain me how to call that file in web (http://www.example.com/“telugu-test.html”.txt) is there anyother way that users can see the content inside a html page (http://www.example.com/index.html) by calling the text file like that... and also can we apply colors and sizes to the text in notepad. I will be so happy if i get any solution from U, please its urgent and very usefull to me not me all telugu lovers... thanks for the information friend..
but can u explain me how to call that file in web (http://www.example.com/“telugu-test.html”.txt) is there anyother way that users can see the content inside a html page (http://www.example.com/index.html) by calling the text file like that… and also can we apply colors and sizes to the text in notepad. I will be so happy if i get any solution from U, please its urgent and very usefull to me not me all telugu lovers…

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