Very Basic HTML HTML / Getting Started
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML is the language used to wrote basic web pages. It allows us to control how our page is displayed, place images on that page, place the text where we want it, make links to other pages, display tabular data and much more. In this tutorial i will try and introduce you to the basics of HTML so you can get started.
Tricks Using Lists HTML / Adding Text
The easiest way to do it is with the unordered list tags. This involves opening the list with <UL>, surrounding each member line with the <LI> and </LI> tags, and finishing the list with the </UL> tag.
The right way to do lists. HTML / Getting Started
There are many ways to do list, but there is only one good way to do them. HTML is forgiving, very forgiving. You can type all sort of rubish and somehow you just might stay afloat with that, but to have a good CSS compatible list you need to put in some thinking.
Lists HTML / Getting Started
There are quite a few ways to implement a list in HTML. But the whole issue is not complicated. You just need to know a few flags. There are two primary styles of lists in HTML: ordered and unordered.
Embedding Windows Media Player into a web page HTML / Getting Started
How to include the Windows Media Player plugin into your webpage so that you can play WMV or other video files. It also contains a list of the most popular attributes and parameters to pass to this plugin.
HR Tag Attributes HTML / Getting Started
Well, suppose you wanted to use a horizontal rule on your web page, but you wanted it to match the length of an image, or some text....or maybe have a short line aligned to the left or right of the page. Well, you can! Here is a list of attributes you can use to change the hr tag to your liking:
Sizing Up the Browser HTML / Getting Started
If you like control, then we have one piece of advice: Before designing pages with forms, take a deep breath, because it won't be a joyous experience. Form elements don't like to be tamed. Depending on the browser being used, form elements will vary in size, spacing, and typography.
Text-Based Controls HTML / Forms
Most of the controls (which excluded just a few of them) are created using a special tag called input. To use the <input> tag, you must let the browser know what type of input control or object you want to create.
HTML - Text Formatting HTML / Adding Text
Understand the basics of HTML I will now go over how to format text with different tags and attributes. After this tutorial you will know a few tags and attributes you can use to change the appearance of your text. At the very bottom of this tutorial you will see the full list of tags and attributes you can use for text formatting.
Form Design HTML / Forms
Scripting languages (JavaScript, VBScript, etc) don't have graphical user interface (GUI) objects of their own. They uses those that are part of the HTML language. On the other hand, HTML almost cannot take advantage of these objects. Therefore, you will use a combination of HTML and scripts to effectively use these objects. HTML is mainly be used to display GUI objects and control their properties. A script uses code to manipulate those GUI objects. The GUI objects can also be called web objects, controls (or Windows controls).