Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Finding ways to defeat the things not useful to you online

I'm writing here specifically in regard to blogging online:

When you are trying to make a blog work you will find many many things working against you along the way. Whether it is competing bloggers worldwide or websites that have difficult software to deal with or whether it is various kinds of bugs that might infect your computer or whatever. You always have to be very very innovative to conquer all these problems.

I find it a lot like Playing chess. Only your opponent is layers and layers of technology flying through TCP/IP and some people who might want to make all this difficult for you in some ways.

So, I take all this as a challenge and most of the time I find a way to succeed. Often it is looking for "Back Doors" where people haven't set up road blocks for you. I liken it a lot to someone driving 45 miles per hour in the fast lane of a freeway. You don't go up behind them and honk and flash your lights because they might just pull out a gun and shoot you (in California anyway) you just change lanes and fly by them and forget them at 70 mph. So, rather than confront you go around whatever obstacles you find in whatever ways you can. So, that's why I liken all this to playing chess. And it can be equally satisfying when you "OUTWIT" any obstacle you find along the way. so then you can say, "I did it!" and take satisfaction that all the "difficult people" out there didn't get you down. You made it "No matter what Anyone did along the way."

You can either give up in frustration (I have done this temporarily many times) only to find an answer from a friend or a relative or an online friendly knowledgeable person.

For example, when I had recovered from my heart Virus in 1999 in May I emailed a lady in Canada who was building websites and told her how I liked the pages she had programmed as a web editor.

She said she was just starting out (likely in Toronto or Montreal) and she set up my first web page online at geocities.com before yahoo bought it. This helped me a lot because I had never created a web page from scratch before. She created many web pages that I could add to. So, I just used this template to learn to program in HTML more and started my website this way. She didn't even charge me because she enjoyed communicating with me and she was in college at the time studying computer programming and web page building so this was great too. Here is something like my webpage actually looked like that I saved at dragonofcompassion.com

The word buttons at the top are my dragonofcompassion.com site that I use for longer things I write so you have easier access to them. Here at intuitivefred888 I mostly write or compile articles but sometimes I write things like "As Drones Evolve" which I wrote here and then moved a copy to dragonofcompassion.com I also did this with "2035" and "2037" and other writings as well.

dragonofcompassion


So, my first web site was this template with many web pages that people would see and click on the various word buttons to reach various pages. Then I had a journal page which was the first page it automatically came up in. Then I wrote various articles and programmed the articles myself because they didn't have automatic coders installed yet. My 2nd web site right here I began in the fall of 2007 which actually did have automatic coders which saves about 90% of your time to be doing other things rather than having to write programs all the time while you are also trying to write and compose things often at the same time.

Although mostly it is things like "I just realized you cannot display HTML code on a page like this without the computer using the code. So, when I put the break code BR within parens and the paragraph code in HTML which is "P" the computer displayed a  new paragraph instead of printint it here.
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BR or (Break) means you want a new line so you line doesn't go to the right forever out of site.

Or "P" which I believe was for paragraph to start a new paragraph. These were the two most important things to know about other than how to create a word button.

However, I'm not sure exactly how helpful the following word buttons will be unless you are familiar with HTML code in the first place so here are some books that might be helpful:

also here is the wikipedia HTML tutorial:
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the standard markup language for creating web pages and web applications. With Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript, it forms a triad of cornerstone technologies for the World Wide Web. Web browsers receive HTML documents from a web server or from local storage and ...
Latest release‎: ‎5.2‎ / 5.3 (working draft); (14 De...
Standards‎: ‎ISO/IEC 15445; W3C HTML latest r...
Developed by‎: ‎W3C‎ & ‎WHATWG
































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