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| #rev 2020-09-01 pmeier ## page was renamed from Homepage/Basics = Your personal homepage = You can access your personal EE homepage with a web browser by typing the address `https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username` where username is the login of your D-ITET account. In the home directory of your D-ITET account you can find a subdirectory called ~/public_html. Whatever you want to appear on your homepage must be saved in this directory. With the default address `https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username` the file ~/public_html/index.html is shown by the webserver. |
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| = Your personal homepage = You can access your personal EE homepage with a web browser by typing the address `http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username` where username is the login of your EE Unix account. In the home directory of your EE Unix account you can find a subdirectory called ~/public_html. Whatever you want to appear on your homepage must be saved in this directory. The homepage itself is in the file ~/public_html/index.html. |
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| First you have to put your HTML page into the place where the Web server expects it and where it will be able to access it. Here is a little recipe. | First you have to put your HTML page into the place where the Web server expects it and where it will be able to access it. Here is a little recipe: |
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| This is it, now you can access your homepage via the URL http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~joe/ | This is it, now you can access your homepage via the URL https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username/ |
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| [[http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp|W3Schools - a nice introduction to HTML and other languages]] | [[http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp|W3Schools - a nice introduction to HTML and other languages|target="_blank"]] |
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| [[http://de.selfhtml.org/|SelfHTML - a very complete HTML/CSS Guide and Reference (in German)]] | [[http://de.selfhtml.org/|SelfHTML - a very complete HTML/CSS Guide and Reference (in German)|target="_blank"]] |
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| [[http://validator.w3.org/|W3 Validator - where you can validate your Sorce for correctness]] | [[http://validator.w3.org/|W3 Validator - where you can validate your Sorce for correctness|target="_blank"]] ---- [[CategoryWEBD]] |
Your personal homepage
You can access your personal EE homepage with a web browser by typing the address https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username where username is the login of your D-ITET account.
In the home directory of your D-ITET account you can find a subdirectory called ~/public_html. Whatever you want to appear on your homepage must be saved in this directory. With the default address https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username the file ~/public_html/index.html is shown by the webserver.
Create your Page
First you have to put your HTML page into the place where the Web server expects it and where it will be able to access it. Here is a little recipe:
1. If it does not yet exist, create a public_html directory in your home: mkdir ~/public_html
2. Make sure that the directory is accessible to the Web server: chmod a+x ~/. ~/public_html
3. Put your Web page into the public_html subdirectory, with index.html as its name.
4. The default page should be world readable: chmod a+r ~/public_html/index.html
This is it, now you can access your homepage via the URL https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~username/
HTML
Web pages have to be written in "Hyper Text Markup Language" (HTML). That sounds worse than it is and the links below lead to some introductions to this topic. With the function "View->Page Source" or "View Frame Source" of your Browser you can take a look at the source of the web page you are just looking at.
But be warned: the HTML source of some pages is difficult to read, as it can be created automatically by scripts. The pages of this site for example.
Further Links
W3Schools - a nice introduction to HTML and other languages
SelfHTML - a very complete HTML/CSS Guide and Reference (in German)
WWW Consortium, this is where the Web-standards are created and documented
W3 Validator - where you can validate your Sorce for correctness