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Old 06-21-2008, 11:37 PM
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First, ads don't really belong in tables. Tables are for data not for layout unless you are learning to write code the outdated way that is largely discredited for modern web site design.

I learned from such tutors (they are still available on the web) and had to start over. Check out htmldog.com or w3schools.com to learn the way to code html and also for the css which you can easily start using with your html.

In a properly constructed web page you will have no trouble inserting ads at the time you need them. It doesn't hurt to plan for them in advance but when you are first learning it is probably not a reasonable thing to do because there are many other factors you will not anticipate without some experience.

I'm not sure I understand the "saving" question, but in practice you need to save your work every few minutes anyway so you don't lose your work. But you can add links at any time.
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