How to Make Multiple Web Pages
- 1). Launch your text editor program and create a new file. Name and save the document as "index.html" or some other term that indicates that this is the master page.
- 2). Type in the code that creates a basic Web page:
<html>
<head>
<title>Enter Your Web Page Name Here</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html> - 3). Place your cursor between the "<body></body>" tags and enter a set of opening and closing "<p></p>" tags. These <p></p> form paragraphs within the text body. Enter your page's paragraph content between these elements.
- 4). Enter the remaining website content that you want to appear on your page. For example, enter another pair of paragraph tags whenever you want to include additional paragraph content. Type anchor tags to create links that take visitors to another page when clicked. For example: <a href="/links/?u=http://www.website.com">Name of Link</a>.
- 5). Save your document to preserve the changes.
- 6). Use your editor's method of copying your finished Web page to make as many copies as necessary. Otherwise, click on your file and press the "CTRL" (Windows) or "Command" (Mac) and "D" buttons on your keyboard to create duplicate pages. Double-click the copied files to enter new names for each Web page. You now have the option to enter distinct content on each page, while retaining the layout of the master file that you created in Step 1.
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