Unveiling my second tutorial site

[vikingshadow]

Several of you remember the tutorial website I started last summer. My first installment was about building a Spimmy. If you don't, or if you're new, here's the link to that site. Vike's Complete Guide to Building a Spimmy

Today, I'm introducing my newest installment called Vike's Complete Guide to Building a Spyder Pump. It's a complete, step by step guide to, well, building a Spyder Pump - based on how I did my own.

Feel free to visit, look around, leave a comment, and if you see any errors let me know! I've been looking at this thing for about 3 days, and it's all starting to run together.

Have a great day!

[TheDarkShadow]

Nice job again Vike


Vike FTW

[bamf-hacker]

Nice job buddy, put next and back links at the bottom of each page though. Makes it easier to navigate.

[cyberthrasher_706]

have to agree on that one, lost my place a few times on the Spimmy one.

[DFSniper]

better than mine

mad props though!

edit: WOOT! first link!

[irishwarrior]

Nice site vike! Very helpful, though I agree about the next/back links, those would be nice. Also I like the copyright at the bottom.

[vikingshadow]

Thanks! That copywrite thingy was sort of fun - they offered it, so I just took, haha!

Ok, I just checked and there wasn't an add on for the next and back things. The only way I can think of to do it is to use some sort of HTML code. But I don't know anything about HTML, so it doesn't help me a bit. Does someone want to write a code for me?

[DFSniper]

hmm, you would have to write one for each page. it should look something like this: <a href="url">Text to be displayed</a>

example: <a href="page 1 URL">Previous</a>
and then
<a href="page 3 URL">Next</a>

and repeat this for every page, except the first and last, where you would only need one link.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp

[irishwarrior]

^that's an awesome site! It's what my tech teacher used to teach us html.

[DFSniper]

mine did