AboutKen Ivey Expertise I've been developing websites for almost 20 years. If you have questions like these, I can help! Should I try this myself or hire a professional? What tools do I need? How do I sell products online? How do I make money with my website? Can I create a website without buying expensive software? How do I design a website FAST? How do I market my website? Is a BLOG a website? How do I put video on my website? What is website hosting? When will search engines find my website? OK, I've found a site I like - but now what? Can I make my website a subscription site?
Experience I have over 20 years of practical experience with web-related issues, and some military computer training. I've worked for a computer manufacturer, and own a small technology company specializing in web-design, hosting, and internet media production. I am the webmaster of several sites, and e-newsletter editor for Rotary District 6760 which is comprised of 65 clubs throughout middle Tennessee.
Education/Credentials I'd like to say a diploma from a revered educational facility hangs on my wall, and perhaps someday it will. In reality, everything I know has been self-taught, much of it done so in the hallowed halls of that venerable institution called "The School of Hard Knocks". (I have taken courses at a local community college, and received military computer programming training as well.)
Question I downloaded flash template. What program do I use to edit the template and create web pages from it. I tried to do it in Dreamwaver but my pages are static. What went wrong?
Answer M, different template designers have different ways of doing things, so it's hard to say exactly how to edit your template.
Some template designers include a text file you can edit to change the words in a flash element. Others hard-code it into the web template, and others still can only be edited in the flash file itself.
If there were no directions given with the template, you should request them from your supplier. Also, check the template itself, as some designers put the instructions in the text of the template.
