If you choose to have them along the side, add major ones to the bottom of any file that is longer than one screen. Make sure to plan so that the lines of large blocks of text are no longer than five inches. Text that goes all the way across the screen is so intimidating, most people will not read it. Frames are generally not a good idea because some students' browsers do not support them and they require higher levels of navigation skills. Create the home page for the site.
Most developers use tables to fix the elements in place.
Paste in any blocks of text for this page from the word processing file. Add colors, bolding, white space, and font size for emphasis in the headings and text. The reason is that browsers are set by default to look for that file name. Also, some servers cannot handle the html extension, so to provide access to as many students as possible, the htm extension is preferred for all files. Take another look at the Precautions to avoid last minute problems to be sure the file names and lengths will work Adjust as needed criteria by which the Internet faculty evaluates new courses .