What do you call a kind of "intermediate website"?

Hello everyone,

I'm currently working a bit with HTML. I wanted to try creating a website (not an uploaded one) where people could see PC configurations. I imagined doing it similarly to many other websites (eg, Systemtreff), ie uploading an image that people can click on and then being taken to another page with everything about the PC. My question is, what do you call these "between websites" It would also be helpful to know how to create something like this in HTML without having a public website.

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jessxs
1 year ago

You can simply save the files locally and then just open and use them on your PC. Or you can pack it in a folder in a cloud, and then you can access it without being found directly on the web.

I'm not sure what you're talking about interim website. In themselves, these are all normal pages, only that they are not the main. So basically doc.html/main is the main and in the link you to doc.html/between page etc
If you want to stay on one side, just use JavaScript and tell all this to be hidden when the image is clicked and the stats should open.

I hope I explained the right thing.

jessxs
1 year ago
Reply to  EmilCrafter

I think you should read something about the terms: website, website and homepage.
Homepage would be in the case the main and usually gets nothing behind / while website is a general website that does not have to be a homepage and therefore usually has something behind /.
There's something I don't know.

MrMixAlpak
1 year ago

Depends on whether you want a static or dynamic website.

NackterGerd
1 year ago
Reply to  EmilCrafter

Why static and dynamic website makes a difference?

Quite simply, a dynamic naturally needs a programming language for the dynamics. Eg PHP

For statics, HTML and CSS range

MrMixAlpak
1 year ago
Reply to  EmilCrafter

Very big difference even. Look at this. First overview here: https://blog.com/webdesign/static-vs-dynamic/

NackterGerd
1 year ago

What do you call a "between website"?

I don't know what an intermediate website should be.

If you need a domain, you have a website. This website consists of multiple websites linked by links.

I am currently dealing with html. I wanted to try to create a website (no uploaded) where you could see PC configurations.

A website cannot normally access your PC configuration.

But you could use HTML to make a website that contains all your data as table or text as HTML code

I imagined to make it as similar as many other web pages (eg system hit), so upload a picture where you can click on it

Of course, you can only upload an image to a web server, for example with PHP.

Of course, this cannot work with HTML. HTML is not a programming language

and then to get to another side where everything is above the PC.

If you give the picture the right link you can follow the link

So my question would be how to call these "between web pages" (I mean by the link with the /…

What is it?

for example: http://www.guten.net/frage_hinzufuegen).

There is no link

It would also be helpful to know how to create something in html without having a public website.

HTML does not work because HTML is not a programming language and can only represent static websites and not dynamic

If you could use XAMPP on your computer as a server, you could probably use your idea with PHP.

Unfortunately, what you really want