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HTML Tutorial – Basic HTML Terminology and Coding with HTML Tags
Overview
HTML as a whole is very simple in execution and very small in scope, especially when compared to some other markup languages. To get started with learning HTML, there really are only two main terms that need to be defined: Element and Attribute.
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HTML lesson 2
HTML Elements
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Definition:
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HTML elements are a set of instructions that describe the structure and content of a Web page. These instructions are applied to the content of a Web page through the use of tags. HTML elements can be either container or empty elements. A container element contains the data that is intended to be affected by that element. It consists of opening and closing “tags.” You will examine empty elements in a later topic. Continue reading
HTML lesson 1
Create a Global Structure
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You have previously used a Web browser to view the pages of a site. In order to make this possible, the browser must have been able to recognize not only the fact that the files you viewed were Web pages, but the browser must have also been able to identify defined containers within the file. In this topic, you will create these identifying containers and save the file as a Web page format that the browser will recognize.
Without entering the logical containers that will hold the text and graphic content of your Web page and saving your file with the correct extension, the Web browser won’t be able to recognize any of your files as Web pages. To prevent the major failure of your Web pages, you will need to identify the file as a Web page and enter these identifying containers. Continue reading
Introduction
You have previously viewed Web pages on your computer. In order to create a basic Web page or the more complex pages similar to those that you have already seen while surfing the Internet, you will need to know HTML. In this lesson, you will use HTML to create a basic Web page consisting of text and graphics.
When creating Web pages, the main goal is to create a satisfying experience so that users will want to come back. To accomplish this, you need to create pages that appeal to the user’s needs and sensibilities, as well as function properly. Users can become frustrated when information is lost because the content can’t be viewed or part of a site does not function correctly. Continue reading