Equations
There are several ways you can have sub-scripts in equations.
1. One is to write your equation in photoshop and save it as an image.
2. The other is to have it written with sub-scripts in word, save it as a webpage it will retain the subscripts. When you look at it in dreamweaver you wont see the subscripts. But if you test it in a browser you will see the subscripts.
3. The last way is to use the html code to place the subscrit. Let's use water as an example. H2O

To change the actual HTML code click on the button so you can see the split screen that shows both HTML oced and your webpage. In the webpage select the equation and it will highlite the code. Then type into the following code on either side of the number you want to be a sub-script.
H ₂O This needs to be done in the code and not on the page itself.

HNO₃ + CaCO₃ ---> CO₂ + CaNO₃ + H₂O

Highlite the above equation to check the code

Links
You need to have links to your other webpages and to the homepage. We will have three links, BACK - HOME - NEXT.

BACK will take you back to the previous webpage. HOME should be linked to the webpage index.html. NEXT will take you to the next webpge. There are two main ways make a link.

1. Select the text or image you want to be a link. Then type in the name of the website you want it to link to.

2. Select the text or image you want to be a link. Then click on the target like icon next to link in the properties window. Click and drag to the site map and place it over the webpage you want to link to and then let go.

Back - Home - Next