// JavaScript Document
var cText = '';   //declares a variable named "cText" that is given nothing to hold inside.

//Every line of normal html code needs an additional set of code at the beginning and end.
//In this case, the variable cText is given more information to store on each line.
//It's like saying add this, and this, and this
//To make it easy, just write out how you would want the html contents to be before hand. 
//Copy and paste the code into here. Copy -- cText += ' -- and then paste it before each line.
//Copy and paste --  '; -- at the end of each line afterwards.
//Even though it gets tedious, it's easier to read the html code this way rather than having one long line of code.

cText += ' All content is &copy; www.artdecademonthly.com 2011<br> ';
cText += '<a href="tos.htm">terms of service</a> ';


document.write(cText);		//This just says to write out exactly what's in the cText variable.