PopUp Tooltip Window Generator

PopUp Tooltip Window Generator
Generates HTML and JavaScript for opening a Tooltip Window when the mouse hovers over a hyperlink.

if (window.focus) { self.focus(); } function generateCode() { if (document.form1.url.value == ''){alert('Enter a URL...');return;} if (document.form1.name.value == ''){alert('Enter a neme for the tooltip window...');return;} if (document.form1.height.value == ''){alert('Enter window height...');return;} if (document.form1.width.value == ''){alert('Enter window width...');return;} var text ='\n'; text += 'var version4 = false\;\n'; text += 'if(navigator.appVersion.charAt(0) == "4") version4 = true\;\n'; text += '\n'; text += 'function displayPopup(url,name,height,width,evnt) {\n'; text += ' var properties = "toolbar=0,location=0,height="+height\;\n'; text += ' properties = properties+",width="+width\;\n'; text += ' if(evnt != null) {\n'; text += ' if(navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") {\n'; text += ' properties = properties+",left="+(evnt.screenX + 10)\;\n'; text += ' properties = properties+",top="+(evnt.screenY + 10)\;\n'; text += ' }else {\n'; text += ' properties = properties+",left="+(evnt.screenX - pageXOffset + 10)\;\n'; text += ' properties = properties+",top="+(evnt.screenY - pageYOffset + 10)\;\n'; text += ' }\n'; text += '}\n'; text += 'popupHandle = open(url,name,properties)\;\n'; text += '}\n'; text += 'function closePopup() {\n'; text += ' if(popupHandle != null && !popupHandle.closed) popupHandle.close()\;\n'; text += '}\n'; document.form1.head.value = document.form1.s1.value + text + document.form1.s2.value; var code = '

Pop Up Window Generator

Pop Up Window Generator
Generates HTML and JavaScript needed to open a pop up windows with options.

function x08226313(form){var address=document.form1.url.value;var op_tool=(document.form1.tool.checked==true)?1:0;var op_loc_box=(document.form1.loc_box.checked==true)?1:0;var op_dir=(document.form1.dir.checked==true)?1:0;var op_stat=(document.form1.stat.checked==true)?1:0;var op_menu=(document.form1.menu.checked==true)?1:0;var op_scroll=(document.form1.scroll.checked==true)?1:0;var op_resize=(document.form1.resize.checked==true)?1:0;var op_wid=document.form1.wid.value;var op_heigh=document.form1.heigh.value;var option="toolbar="+op_tool+",location="+op_loc_box+",directories=" +op_dir+",status="+op_stat +",menubar="+op_menu+",scrollbars="+op_scroll+",resizeable="+op_resize +",width="+op_wid+",height="+op_heigh;var a=""+"\n"+"\n";document.form1.ViewScript.value=a+b;var win3=window.open("","CustomWindow",option);var win4=window.open(address,"CustomWindow");}function x0653(form){document.form1.wid.value="";document.form1.heigh.value="";}

META Tags and Search Engines

META Tags and Search Engines
META Tags and Search Engines

Before posting or submitting pages to search engines, indexes and directories using robots, follow this short guide to achieve the desired result:

Before submitting your site, please check the following:

* Web Page Title - The title of your web page is the text that appears between the HTML

the following title and description would appear when your page is listed:

My Company Home Page
Home of the World’s Greatest Widget

Specifying keyword phrases:
You can use a second tag to specify keyword phrases that further describe your web page. The basic syntax is:


For example, if the HTML at the top of your web page looked like:


then the search robot will take them into account when it indexes your page. Using the tag to add keywords to your page simply allows you to provide extra information about your page without that information appearing to the reader.

Please note that the robot indexes your entire page (except any text within comments), regardless of whether or not you include a description or keywords in the tags.
The words in the tags are indexed in addition to the rest of the document.
Notes on Using Tags and Images

* Length of Description and Keywords
Your description can include up to 200 characters of text. The keywords can include up to 1000 characters of text. Those figures are typical but vary from robot to robot.
* Overusing Keywords
Do not repeat the same keyword more than 7 times in the tag. If you do this, the robot will ignore the entire list of keywords.
* Sites using Frames
In your main HTML file (the file containing the tags), you should include a description of your site using tags. Make sure that your description and keywords adequately summarize the contents of the frames on your page.
* Pages using JavaScript
If JavaScript functions make up the first 200 characters on your page, you should use tags to provide a description for your page.
* Pages using Images
The robot also indexes the ALT attribute in the tag. If your site mainly consists of graphics, you can also use the ALT attribute to describe your page. For example:

Changing the Title and Description

If you want to change the title or description of your web page, make the changes on your page and they will automatically be incorporated into the index the next time the respective Web index is updated.
Search Engine Relevance Rules

The relevance rules vary from search engine to search and can change in any given search engine from time to time. The relevance rules are strictly guarded trade secrets and must be determined by careful experimentation when submitting URLs. This requires a lot of testing. But since the rules change, the testing must be ongoing. I do much testing of search engines and can give a fairly good impression of what the rules are as I write. It is easiest to test the relevance rules of sites that respond rapidly to a site submission. For this reason, Altavista has the most understood relevance rules of any search engine. Here are some known relevance rules:

Altavista-gives greatest relevance to the titles as defined by