HTML - Simple Web Page

Hello! I am new to this forum. Just read the rules, so I think I'm in the clear.

I have a very new website set up with Drupal. Since it is limited in some respects, I installed a module to create a custom front page so that my banner and sundry aren't displayed on it.

So, in exchange for this more advanced ability with the front page, I need to know how to write the HTML for it. xD I was hoping someone could help me, since it's (presumably) a very simple task for someone 'in the know.'

I simply want my front page to display nothing 'but' a centered link image. I hope I'm not being to presumptuous here, but would it be relatively painless for someone to write this up for me?

Thank you for reading!

I seem to remember creating simple webpages by writing minimal html code and opening either ( I think...) the text file with the browser or changing the text file to a .html file and opening that with a browser.

This doesn't seem to work for me anymore...

Has something happened with current browsers where they will not display the code as they once did for me?

Hi guys,

So, the problem is:
I just made this webpage, which really should be a simple page where the point is to use html/xhtml and css. I also added some javaScript, but thats just to make the gallery look better, or something.

Anyways, the page loads good under IE, but when I load it in Firefox the menu is f***** up.

I use a table, and it kinda looks like the table height is doubled in firefox, leaving the preLoaded hover-image top-aligned, and the non-hover-image center-aligned, in this doublesized tabel cells.

Well, just take a look for yourself. Try loading it in both IE and Firefox.

Thanks for any help =)

Site: http://stian.portfolio.moo.no

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Hello World! (Where did that tradition start anyways?)

Yes, I am fairly new at web design, and am using the method of "search-Google-whenever-you-have-a-problem-as-you-go" to learn HTML. I am pretty happy with the results I am getting in Dreamweaver, but there is one nagging thing that is throwing a kink into my designs. I have the majority of the content that is unique to each page within a table cell (<td>). Since I wanted to have the background color of the cell match exactly to an image that tops off the page body, I decided to have the background be one pixel of that color that repeats across the whole table cell.

Originally, I just defined the background in the starting tag using "style=" then specifying the background. (Dreamweaver made sure I had it right using its Code Hinting). The background shows up perfectly when in the Dreamweaver editing view, but when looking at the page in any other view (Live view, preview in browser, etc.), the background of that cell is just white.

I tried defining the background with a CSS ID, which has worked on other parts of the page, but no beans. What am I doing wrong? Is the fact it is only one pixel that has to repeat an issue?

Here is the code:

<td width="100%" height="103" colspan="8" align="center" id="page_background_beige" style="border-left-style: none; border-left-width: medium; border-right-style: none; border-right-width: medium; border-top-style: solid; border-top-width: 1; border-bottom-style: none; border-bottom-width: medium;">
<!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="Body" -->
//In here goes all of the content of the page
<!-- TemplateEndEditable --></td>


The CSS:

#page_background_beige {
background-image: url(Background_Pixel.png);
background-repeat: repeat;
}

Thanks,
Wookieguy

(Heh, I know tables are a fairly sloppy way to do things, but this is a fairly simple site anyways.)