Build Your Author Website: Navigation Menus For Your Website
Navigation — menus and links — are a critical part of building your website in this post on Building Your Author Website from KD Did It.
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Build Your Author Website: Anatomy of a Web Page
There are the basic sections of a webpage that will be mentioned everywhere you will be building a website. Learn these basics in this Building Your Author Website post from KD Did It.
Build Your Author Website: More Specific Disclosures for Your Website
A closer look at specific disclosures — affiliates, guest posts, and sponsored — that will make the FTC and your readers happier in this Building Your Own Website post from KD Did It.
Build Your Author Website: Pages Behind the Scenes of Your Website
Discover the legal pages and more you’ll need for your website, and get it over with at once in this Building Your Own Website post from KD Did It.
Build Your Author Website: The Front End of Your Website
Discover what pages your viewers will expect to see on the front end of your author website in this Building Your Own Author Website from KD Did It.
Build Your Author Website: Outline Your Website
Save yourself time, effort, energy, and money by outlining what you want your website to accomplish in this Build Your Author Website from KD Did It.
Building Your Own Website: First Steps for a Website
Take your first steps in learning what’s needed to build your own website in Building Your Own Website from KD Did It.
Book Layout & Formatting Ideas: Justification
Left justification rules them all and still allows full justification, centering, and right justification to have their moment in the sun in this Book Layout & Formatting Ideas post from KD Did It
Building Your Website: Tips on Creating a More Readable Text
A reference to an article by Nathan Ford on “”Applying Macrotypography for a More Readable Web Page”.
BYOWebsite and Formatting: Proper Positioning for <sub> and <sup>
Yep, that copyright symbol is a superscript, so whether you write fiction or nonfiction, you’re using subscripts and superscripts in your author websites and eBooks.