11
2011
Lesson 4 – Paragraphs and Line Breaks
Paragraphs To separate paragraphs of text, we use the <p> tag. <html> <head> <title>Hello World Title</title> </head> <body> <p>Hello World </p> <p>Second line of text.</p> </body> </html> The <p> tag stands for paragraph. If you load up this html code in your browser, you should see Hello World and Second line of text on double spaced lines.
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10
2011
Lesson 3 – Creating Your First Page
Let’s get started creating your first HTML page. Open up notepad, or similar text editor, and enter the following text: <html> <head> <title>Hello World Title</title> </head> <body> Hello World </body> </html> Create a folder called html on your desktop for easy access. Save the file you just created as myfirstpage.html inside of that folder. Since notepad automatically adds a .txt extension, make sure you add .html after the file name.
8
2011
Lesson 2 – Tags, Attributes and Elements
Tags HTML is made up of opening tags and closing tags. Opening tags start with a less than sign (<) and end with a greater than sign (>). An example of a opening tag is <html>. Every opening tag must be accompanied by a closing tag which is the same as the opening except for a foward slash (/) character after the greater than sign. An example of a closing tag is </html>. The opening [...]
8
2011
Lesson 1 – Introduction To HTML
What is HTML? HTML documents are files that are stored on a large computer called a server. It’s kind of like the computer you are currently using but much, much bigger. HTML files are simply text files with a .htm or .html extension living in a special location on a server where it can be processed and served over the internet.