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How do I put music on my website is a question that many people ask. Putting music on a website is not difficult. It is done using html code to embed the music file. One can use html code to give the listener the choice of listening or have the music start playing when the website is visited. A person can use html code to have the player show, or not have the player show. This code is very easy to find on the internet and doesn’t cost anything, just time to type in the code that is necessary to make the action happen.
Several internet business provide the code for a fee. A person just copies and pastes it to their website and they have music. Some of these business also update the code on a regular basis so a person can change songs easily. So, a person can choose to type in the code or pay to copy the code. It is totally dependent on an individual’s time and budget.
But, there are a few things that need to be thought through before one decides to put music on their website that can impact how well a business does. First, copyright laws apply to everyone. A person needs to check and make sure that the music they play on their website is not breaking any copyright regulations when it is played. Most music is copyrighted and a person is not allowed to play it on their website without purchasing a license.
There are many visitors to a site who will not wait for music to load. If a file is over 45 KB it is likely that individuals with slower systems will exit the website before the music starts and the person with that website has lost a potential customer.
The next consideration is that not everyone likes the same music that the owner of the website likes. Unless the website is in a niche market where everyone is listening to the same group, sing the same song, there are going to be customers who leave the site without browsing or buying because they hate the music.
Lastly, is that when a website is interesting, word often gets around. Many people who surf the net at work, do so during their breaks and lunch. This is against the rules, but they do it anyway because no one will know. That is, until they get to the website they’ve been hearing about and music starts coming out of the speaker. Besides being embarrassing and really bad for the employee, the website has lost a customer.
Congratulations to Sue Mountain with her website:
http://www.dogsatlarge.co.uk
Sue received the highest votes in our =>
“Who’s got the best looking website”
Competition. The competition where you tell us which website you think looks the best.
Sue, your ipod nano is on it way 
Sue mentioned an interesting observation – She experienced a great increase of visitors to her website as a result of being in the competition.
This gave us a great idea…
We were really blown away by the great websites that were submitted so, and we really feel they deserve to show of there sites to as many people as possible – after all they deserve it! So, we’ve decided to start a new “website on the month” showcase.
We’re still putting together the all details at the moment and I’ll be letting you know how it’s going to work real soon.
Till then take a minute to check out the many other great sites at:
http://www.dreamweavermadesimple.com/check-out-my-site
Ok, so you’ve built your website using our Dreamweaver tutorial – DreamweaverMadeSimple. Now it’s time to get it online.
You open you browser, go to google and type in “Web hosting provider” – and then sit there dumb founded looking at the 18,400,000 sites that turn up in google.
How can you possible choose the right website? They all tell you the same things -
So how do you choose a hosting provider? you could start going through the list one by one, trying them out and seeing how they really stack up – but that could take you months – not to mention the hassle of changing moving your website and setting up new hosting accounts every time you find a “bum” provider.
So where does that leave you?
Well over the years we’ve tried a lot of different web hosting companies and we’ve spoken with lots of people using different ones. We’ve found one company that we’re comfortable recommending – and we’ve arranged 3 months free hosting for with them.
They’re a well established hosting providers with great rates and an unbeatable package.
I’ve created some simple step by step instructions for you here to help you get up and running.
Download the simple step by step instructions here: 3 Months free Web hosting
Leave us your comments and to let us know how you go.
So you’ve built your own website – Now it’s time to get some recognition for your hard work – and win an iPod nano in the process!
Submit your website to our “Who has the best looking website” competition and you could win yourself a brand new 8Gb iPod nano audio / video player which also shoots video…
Watch the video below to find our all about it:
(You’ll need to enter your Dreamweavermadesimple username and password to access the page)
Good luck with your web site!
I received an email a while ago from one of our subscribers who was having trouble viewing his images on her website after she inserted them into her page in dreamweaver.
It turns out that although she was inserting his images into the page, and then uploading the page to her website, she wasn’t uploading the images, so of course when it came time to view the complete page online the images where missing.
Here’s a short video tutorial showing just how to insert and upload your images to make sure they’re visible once you’re web page goes live:
As you can see it’s pretty simple, just make sure you remember to upload your images as well as your web page.
Ever try and change a font size of styling in dreamweaver and it just won’t change?
Well it’s happened to me plenty of times.
It’s not something that happens all the time but when it does happen it cna be extremely frustrating so I thought I share with you how to work around it. Here’s a short video on how to fix the problem:
Hopefully this little tip will come in handy next time your font’s or style won’t change.
Ever wanted to add a cool looking slide show in Dreamweaver? You know, the type where images fade out and fade in replacing each other. Most people think you need to be a web design expert to create a slide show like this. The truth is dreamweaver makes it real simple.
I’ve a made a short video (around 5 min long) showing you exactly how to create one.
Here it is:
I hope you found it useful. Leave a comment and let me know what you thought about it or let me know what other tutorials you’d like to see. Just like the comment link below…
** Sadly this feature has been removed in Dreamweaver CS4 so will only work with Dreamweaver CS3
Have you been wanting to buy a copy of Dreamweaver CS4 but were totally floored with the USD$399 price tag?
Well Ive got some great news for you. BUT before I tell you the great news let me just explain something…
We have customers asking us almost everyday:
“Where can I order a copy of dreamweaver”
and until now, we’ve always sent them along to amazon.com.
The problem is they almost always come back to us and tell us they simply can’t afford the huge price tag, so we went out and searched the web to find the lowest price possible on the new Dreamweaver CS4…
…and the great news is – We Found it!
We’ve been able to secure a special low price of USD$199 for the FULL version of Dreamweaver CS4 – Directly from adobe. There is a small catch though, this offer is is only available to students.
I don’t know how long adobe will hold the price at $199 for… they could be putting the price back up to $399 any day.
To secure your copy of Dreamweaver CS4 at $199 simply click the buy button now – you’ll be taken to the official adobe.com website where you can complete the rest of your order.