Basic HTML Tutorial - 12/11/02 09:33 PM
What does HTML stand for?
HTML = Hypertext Markup Language
What does "hypertext" mean?
Text stored in electronic form with cross-reference links between pages.
Can you create Web pages with Microsoft Word or WordPerfect?
Yes, you can use them. You can also use Notepad, which is mostly and commonly used.
What are the two parts of an HTML command?
Closing tag and Opening tag
Which tags should enclose the entire document?Basic Website Coding
When making your first webpage, these tags (ex: <tag></tag>) most be included to make you HTML file a success!
Other Tags Within HTML Document
There are many more tags that you can use to enhance the look of your website.
[code]
Adding Text Color: <font color="color">
Adding Text Size: <font size="size">
Adding Text Style: <font size="style">
Bolding Text: <b>TEXT</b>
Italizing Text: <i>TEXT</i>
Underlining Text: <u>TEXT</u>
Strong Text: <strong>TEXT</strong>
Align A Paragraph: <p align="right,center,left">
Links: <a href="link_name.html">NAME</a>
Mailing Links: <a href="mailto:[email protected]">TEXT</a>
Spacing:
[code]
Please note, these are just the basics of HTML and what it can do. No one, except you is repsonible for the use and content of your HTML file.
Also [code] isn't a real html tag, so please don't take it as one. Its there because the post won't correctly display information if I end it. Sorry!
For more information and codes please visit Webmonkey CheatSheet For HTML
HTML = Hypertext Markup Language
What does "hypertext" mean?
Text stored in electronic form with cross-reference links between pages.
Can you create Web pages with Microsoft Word or WordPerfect?
Yes, you can use them. You can also use Notepad, which is mostly and commonly used.
What are the two parts of an HTML command?
Closing tag and Opening tag
Which tags should enclose the entire document?
Code
<HTML> ... </HTML>
When making your first webpage, these tags (ex: <tag></tag>) most be included to make you HTML file a success!
Code
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>My First Web Page</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY>Your Content...</BODY> </HTML>
There are many more tags that you can use to enhance the look of your website.
[code]
Adding Text Color: <font color="color">
Adding Text Size: <font size="size">
Adding Text Style: <font size="style">
Bolding Text: <b>TEXT</b>
Italizing Text: <i>TEXT</i>
Underlining Text: <u>TEXT</u>
Strong Text: <strong>TEXT</strong>
Align A Paragraph: <p align="right,center,left">
Links: <a href="link_name.html">NAME</a>
Mailing Links: <a href="mailto:[email protected]">TEXT</a>
Spacing:
[code]
Please note, these are just the basics of HTML and what it can do. No one, except you is repsonible for the use and content of your HTML file.
Also [code] isn't a real html tag, so please don't take it as one. Its there because the post won't correctly display information if I end it. Sorry!
For more information and codes please visit Webmonkey CheatSheet For HTML