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HTML
TUTOR
So
much could be said about HTML. Right now, I am staring at over 1,200 pages
of html guides (real paper pages) of which I know, maybe, 25 percent. Suffice
it to say I will not go into a long tutorial here. There are plenty of
great sites to become informed through, and I would recommend them to anyone
who desires to learn more. One of the best is Microsoft.com. In fact, that
is my standby reference on anything to do with coding.
I
will however give you just a few reference pages to make this book a little
more complete:
HTML
Chart
HTML
Special Characters
Full
HTML - Web Safe Color Chart
Browser
Comparison lets you know what each version is capable of.
To
be brief, and skip all the 'nonsense' programming techie stuff, you MUST
know this:
Each
HTML "tag" begins with -- <
and ends with </>
Make sure you always
"tag". It will almost always be the problem when you go to copy any of
these scripts into your pages.
Furthermore, you
must know that each web page is composed of two MAIN parts: the head
<head>
</head>
AND the body
<body>
</body>
Simply put, we could
compare the two to a human being. The "head" thinks for us, and the "body"
carries out the actions. Same in HTML.
OK. That's ALL I'm
going to say about HTML. Scary? Not at all...you don't need anymore. Let's
move on to some cool stuff. What do you say?
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