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NOTES for Bomber Webmasters & Webmaster Helpers
ADD STUFF to a Bomber Class Website

ADD A NAME
Find the place where it belongs in alphabetical order.
Make an empty line for the new name -- a return (ENTER key) will accomplish this nicely.
Type name -- Use upper and lower case and no spaces between names.
Add a comma and ONE space after the name.
That's it! You're done!
Change the "last updated" date (towards the bottom of the page) and you're outta there!!

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ADD AN E-MAIL ADDRESS
<A HREF="mailto:">~~E-mail</A>,

Let's say Jane Doe is already listed. Jane has just sent you an e-mail that says that she is now married to John Kaddlehopper and she wants her e-mail address (JaneKaddlehopper@hotmail.com) added to your class website.
Replace "JaneDoe, " (that's now on the website) with
<A HREF="mailto:JaneKaddlehopper@hotmail.com">JaneDoeKaddlehopper~~E-mail</A>,
Look for Jane to look like this on the website:
JaneDoeKaddlehopper~~E-mail,

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ADD A NAME AND E-MAIL ADDRESS
OK. Jane's at it again, but for some unknown reason, she isn't already listed on the website and you need to add both her name and e-mail address.
Find the place where she belongs in alphabetical order.
Make an empty line for the new name -- a return (ENTER key) will accomplish this nicely.
<A HREF="mailto:JaneKaddlehopper@hotmail.com">JaneDoeKaddlehopper~~E-mail</A>,
Look for Jane to look like this on the website:
JaneDoeKaddlehopper~~E-mail,

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ADD A LINK THAT GOES TO A PERSONAL HOMEPAGE
<A HREF="mailto:">~~E-mail</A>~~~<A HREF="http://">.Homepage</A>

Jane just sent you e-mail again. Now she tells you that she and hubby, John, have a personal homepage and she'd like you to put a link to her homepage next to her name and e-mail address. She tells you that the URL for her homepage is www.Kaddlehoppers.com -- FIRST thing you do is go to Jane's home page to make sure the URL Jane gave you works and to check and make sure the website doesn't have anything nasty on it. MANY times people will leave off the http:// in front of the www when they tell you their website address. When you type www.Kaddlehoppers.com into your browser and click to go to the site, you may notice that "http://" is automatically added to the front of the address that Jane gave you. Copy/paste the URL that shows up in your browser (including the "http://" part). The whole string will then look like this:
<A HREF="mailto:JaneKaddlehopper@hotmail.com">JaneDoeKaddlehopper~~E-mail</A>~~~<A HREF="http://www.Kaddlehoppers.com">Jane's.Homepage</A>
What people will see on the website is:
JaneDoeKaddlehopper~~E-mail~~~Jane's.Homepage









page started: 04/08/00
page updated: 08/30/03
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