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HTML Text and Documents Linking
A Hyperlink, link for short, is the basis of web development. It is where you mouse over an image or text, your cursor changes to a hand, you can click it and a new page opens. This is useful for linking a website to all sub pages, to link to new websites, to link to images such as thumbnails that will open full images.
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Text Over Images
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Place text over your images with HTML commands alone!

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HTML Getting Started
So, You Want To Align Text
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you will learn the basics about wrapping text around images and justifying to one side or the other.

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HTML Images
Images
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Learn how to place images in your page and how to align images and add spaces around an image.

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HTML - Images
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If you are going through the whole HTML series of tutorials you will want to open up your HTML page in your text editor now. If you are just coming in you can still follow along easily. Just open up a text editor and begin the tutorial.

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HTML Images
Images & Other Pretty Things
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The IMG tag is used to present graphical images on your pages.

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HTML Images
Pre-Load Images
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Set up your pages so that the images are in the cache waiting to be used rather than downloading each image as you need it.

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HTML Image Mapping
Inserting Images and Backgrounds
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We will learn how to put images into our page.

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HTML Images
Images
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This section will show how to add images to your pages.

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HTML Tables
Setting Your Tables
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The TABLE tag is used to create presentation tables (like spreadsheets), but is more commonly used as a way of controlling the placement of text and images on web pages.

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HTML Text and Documents Linking
Links
HTML / Text and Documents Linking
Make a link from your page to any other page on the World Wide Web. Learn what is anchor and how to create email, text and images links.

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HTML Images
Thumbnail Images
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Please be kind with your large images. Big ones take a long time to download. Let the viewer see a smaller version to check if he/she even wants to spend the time waiting for it.

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HTML Adding Text
Changing Text with HTML
HTML / Adding Text
You may type any text between the html start and end tag without any other tags and it will display in the browser as typed. The browser uses it's default text color and font to display your text. But that isn't very exciting. HTML contains a rich set of text formatting tags that you can use to manipulate the text in whatever format you can dream up.

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HTML Getting Started
HTML Flags
HTML / Getting Started
HTML works in a very simple, very logical, format. It reads like you do, top to bottom, left to right. That's important to remember. HTML is written with TEXT. What you use to set certain sections apart as bigger text, smaller text, bold text, underlined text, is a series of flags.

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HTML Adding Text
A Tutorial on Text
HTML / Adding Text
Ever seen text that is underlined or bold or italic or different colours? well I will show you how to acheive that in this little section. To get the different types of text, you need to use our good friend tags again.

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HTML Getting Started
Background Images
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The <body background> tag allows you to use an image file for the background of your Web page. A large image may only appear once (depending on the size of the browser window), but smaller images will be redrawn as many times as necessary to fill a page - a process known as tiling.

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