Getting Started HTML Tutorials

HTML Introduction
In this section you will learn about what is html.......?

Basic HTML
A nice tutorial on getting started using HTML.

Lists
In this tutorial will shows you how to make different kinds of lists.

Backgrounds
When deciding whether you want to use a plain color or an image you should consider the fact that very few of the web's 100 most visited sites use background images.

PAGE STRUCTURE
All normal webpages consist of a head and a body.

Scrollbar on left side
Make the scrollbar appear on the left side of the browser window instead of the right.

Fixed Background
Do you have an image in back ground you'd like to stay put? You will need to add a background properties attribute to the body tag where you have put the attribute for your background image. This will give you the illusion of the page contents moving as you scroll over a static or immobile wallpaper.

Disabling The IE 6 MyImage Tool Bar
IE6+ incorporates a new feature called the MyImage Toolbar, which, if enabled on Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Enable Image Toolbar, provides the user with a popup menu over images that allows the user to instantly save, print, or email any image in a page.

Inserting Midi or Wav Files on your page
How to insert Midi or Wav Files on your page.

Using a Note Pad to write code
Writing and saving HTML in a note pad.

Ordered and unordered Lists
We are going to work on lists. We can create lists directly in HTML without assigning numbers.

Adding Background Sound
To add sound as background music on your page, use the <embed src> tag. This tag has a few attributes to it.

Bold, Italics, Underline
In this tutorial you will learn how to make your text Bold, Italicized, and/or Underlined using HTML.

Font Size, Breaks and Alignment
This tutorial shows how to set font size, breaks and alignment.

Basic page
It is the most important language to learn, because it is the basis on which most other web design languages are built. This tutorial will take you through step by step.

Mysterious Gap in Internet Explorer
Have you ever code some HTML and it doesn't display correctly?

Using the acronym and abbreviation tags
The acronym tag is a lesser known tag, but a very useful one, especially if you write technical articles with a lot of acronyms of abbreviations. They are very useful to help your visitors follow, especially those who might be confused. It's also very useful for online translators and sometimes even search engines, if you label your acronyms they might have an easier time with your website.

Doctype Statements
Use doctype statements to help ensure your code is displayed properly.

How to get a favorites icon
Make sure your site is easily recognizable with a favicon.

Link to your RSS feed
Technique to increase exposure and awareness for your RSS feed.