h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I really like the idea that this guide is, if you use your imagination, a guide with thousands of researchers 'living' around it at their homepages. Coming and going as they please, making little contributions and creating idle banter as they go. That gives me a nice warm feeling inside.

Are you sure that's not your coffee?

Don't like coffee. Tastes wierd.

(Isn't it amazing just how old all the conversations in this forum are!) I mean I posted that bit up there the day after I joined h2g2, or was it -the- day? How I've gone on since then.

So have I.

Hello

Hi.

Could you do me a favour? Just pop over to my homepage. It's just that I want to be sure that the counter isn't picking up my visits. There's a voting thing waiting for you.

I used to have a poll but it stopped working and now everyone else has one...

I'll go see it.

Well, you may or may not seen that I have linked you up.

I thought your homepage was unbelievably cool so it had to go there.

I like that little tune. I thought I could try and put up an Iron Maiden track or something (if they let me). Just how -do- you go about putting stuff like that on there? Fenchurch had a rather nice piano number but it's been replaced with something else.

Thanks!! I'll give you a link later, before I log off. THis is because my pc has a habit off disconnecting when I update my page. It takes time. But I'll do it anyway.

To put a sound on there you first of all have to have the sound uploaded. (I cheated cos I nicked the sound off here: http://www.hampsterdance.com)
And then put



After the "body" tag.

I found something cool a while ago: "blink" only works with netscape and "marquee" only PROPERLY works with IE. So I put both tags on "hoopy" and it'll blink in NC and scroll in IE. Cool.

Lisa

Only just remembered to do it.
And it doesn't work.
.
I'll try it with some of my own stuff tomorrow perhaps.

Wow, an old forum..

Woss your browser?

Internet Explorer 5...if I understand you right (hope so).

?

See http://www.geocities.com/thecow96596/music.html (I think) for a working example.

Or use an m3u file (as on unholy skin, music)