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Welcome, I will not attempt to dazzle you with a mess of fancy graphics and
designs here on my help pages, this is destracting to some when they are attempting
to learn HTML. I will, however add a few examples here and there so as you will get a
better understanding of what is being said. If you find any of my information to be
incorrect, out of date or if you have a better/different way of doing something and
would like to pass it along, please let me KNOW.
Thank you for visiting my help pages and I hope you find the answers you are looking
for.
HTML is relatively easy to learn and in just a few short steps you will be able to
format your own webpage. With much practice and hardwork, you will be able to fully
understand the method behind the madness of HTML.
The best way to learn HTML, is to experiment with it.
TIP: I personally like to capitalize all my tags, so as it is easier to see
when editing
The Basics
"What is needed"
--This tells the browser (Netscape , Internet Explorer, etc.) that this is an
HTML document.
--This is the section where certain things are defined, such as java or frames.
--The title of your page that appears in your window titlebar.
--The main part of your document goes here.
You should always make sure your HTML tags are opened by useing: <>, also that
it is closed by useing: >. This will allow the browser to apply the tag to
everything that is between them. Keep in mind that the closing tag always contains
a "/".
"Headers"
To get different sized text in your document, you create headers. There are 6 sizes
of headers. Here they are, along with the source line that created them:
This is size 1.
This is size 1.
This is size 2.
This is size 2.
This is size 3.
This is size 3.
This is size 4.
This is size 4.
This is size 5.
This is size 5.
This is size 6.
This is size 6.
"Paragraph Separators, Line breaks, and Horizontal Lines"
To mark the end of a paragraph, put a in your source text. It will leave a blank
line before your next block of text, like this:
Line breaks are when you want to force text onto a new line, but don't want the
effect that paragraph markers put in. To do this add a in your source text where
you want the break.
To separate paragraphs or other items, you can put a line across your page by using
the item, like this:
"Text Appearance"
These are some of the tags you can use to change the appearance of your text:
,
These are for bold text
, ,
These are for italicized text
,
To evenly space your text
"Hyperlinks"
Hyperlinks are highlighted text in an HTML document that link you to URL's, this can
be pictures, sounds, movies, or other HTML documents. To do this, you would use this:
--ADD THE TITLE HERE--
"Adding Images"
Sometimes you will have to use a picture to present your storie or article better or
maybe you just want to add some graphics to your website, in order for this happen,
you will need to use this:
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