cilla 15 Light Poster

You can use a Javascript redirect in the <head>:

<script type="text/javascript">
window.location = "http://www.nanotekindustries.com/#top";
</script>

FYI, you have Caribbean misspelled. Also site does not work correctly in latest Firefox. And you might want to make the email address there a mailto: link.

asdfghjklasdfgh commented: fast answer +0
cilla 15 Light Poster

It depends on what you mean to achieve. For simple, static-content sites, you're good with just a code/text editor like NotePad++ (I use that too), or Sublime Text, Textmate, ... anything with code highlighting, to improve readability, at least. They offer more bells and whistles than that, but for starters just get used to that.

All you'll need to write is HTML to mark up pages, CSS to style them, and JS if you want to control any client-side behavior (after the page has loaded). Past that, if you want to go dynamic, you should look into PHP, a server-side programming language built for web.

Hope I near sufficiently answered your question, although I can't guess what you mean exactly by "software"... that's a loaded term.

cilla 15 Light Poster

With webdev it's also easier to get your foot in the door... I think... There are countless opportunities.

cilla 15 Light Poster

Thanks for spelling that out for us, Mike.

cilla 15 Light Poster

7pts?

Seby1, that's what I'm talkin about.

and coping, too true.

mikivtc, I recommend you get with the punctuation program. It might help you organize your thoughts.