Yes, but keep in mind that MY HERO will not link to any commercial Web sites that have pop-up windows or that are not appropriate for all ages.

In the HTML Tab of the Project Settings window in WildPresenter there is an Export HTML option. If you select this checkbox WildPresenter will automatically output the html code to play the SWF that you are encoding. Set the "HEIGHT" and "WIDTH" values in both the <EMBED> and <OBJECT> tags to the dimensions of your movie. Set the values to "100%" for the effect to fill the screen.

If you have never created a Web Page or used HTML code before, there are several types of resources that can help. You first need to choose a web page editing program. There are many kinds of applications that can help you create web pages, some are even available for free download on the Internet.

There are many different ways to insert HTML code into your Web page, but the easiest would be to use a text editor and then cut the code generated from our control panel and then paste it back into your Web page. After that save and publish your page and your all done. If you are using software to generate your Web page you can also paste the code into the page, however, you may need more help so please feel free to email us with any questions you may have. E-mail support@prohosting.com

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It's easy. Use a short snippet of Javascript to specify the Droplet's parameters. Then you can embed the Droplet as a draggable icon, running as an applet, or as an icon that you click to run.

For our PC clients, we have an interface that will allow you to format your text in a similar way in which you would in most applications. That interface is not yet available for our Macintosh clients, so, instead, we have provided a text formatting tip sheet in Your Site Center "help" section for such clients until such an interface is available.

No, you need not be aware of any html code in order to format the text for the web pages. The text editor itself has the tools to format the text.

Copy the HTML code from your account status page (the page after the login page) or your welcome email onto 'Notepad' and then copy it from Notepad into the HTML on your web page.

Open your web page in any browser. If you see the logo CQ Counter in your page, your CQ Counter is OK. When placing the HTML code into your web page source code, make sure to copy the lines of code exactly as they are presented to you after you sign up. You cannot have extra spaces, hard returns, or line breaks in this HTML code, as it will cause the counter to load improperly. A page does not show up in CQ Counter until it has recorded a hit.

Absolutely, the php calls only put the links and text on your site so its totally seamless. You can set the fonts, colors, backgrounds, css and anything else you want. You can even put the php calls in a table and put ads above, beside, and below it if you like or add extra links above or below it to your other sites so it looks like part of the list, there really aren't any rules.

Dublin Core metadata can be stored using the meta element in the head of HTML documents. An informational IETF RFC (2731) titled "Encoding Dublin Core Metadata in HTML" defines the standard way to do this. A DCMI Note describes one method for storing Qualified DC in HTML.

For the applet to work, it must be downloaded from the same server running Palantir. This means that you will have to run a web server in addition to Palantir on that machine. Also, note that you will have to upload all the *.class files, not only pclient.class. This is the HTML code snippet for embedding the applet: <applet codebase="http://SERVER/PATH_TO_JAVA_CLASSES" code="pclient.

lt;img src="http://SERVER:PORT/" alt="[Live stream]"> where SERVER and PORT are the host name and port of your Palantir server (the default port number is 3000; it can be changed through the -p command line option or the TCPPort configuration directive).

Easiest way is to just grab the source code from the Previews page. Contact us for additional support.

R: Yes. This is an strongly suggested strategy to earn more credits. Remember that you have to place the HTML code in the page specified in your account.