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| HTML |
These are the few easy steps to get yourself on your way to writting beginner HTML. The language of HTML is vital for anyone making or maintaining a page to know, and is a great thing to learn.
If you have any questions, comments, etc. please contact me at Gjh202@aol.com
Steps in Writting HTML
*Please Notice that the comments within the ( ) are just comments for you.. do not include these when writting code for yourself.
First you must open up Notepad, Word, or DOS Edit, this is what you will be writting the code into. To tell the browser that the code you are writting is HTML you must start off with these steps are as follows:
<HTML>
(That is what states what code you are writting)
<title> The name of your page goes here </title>
(That is obviously there in order to tell the browser what your title is)
<Body>
(The body of your paper goes here, you can mostly just type all the body of your page here. If you wanted to include a hyperlink you must put: <a href = "http://www......"> text </a> Also for different fonts, colors, etc. there is additional code. For example to make the text larger, put: <h3> put the text you would like larger here </h3> but dont worry about that quite yet. To end the body text of your page type:)
</Body>
</HTML>
(That is to show the browser that the ending tag for all of the code)
This is very brief description of how to write HTML, if you would like a more indepth explanation please contace me and I will do the best I can as to answer any questions, and/or help you write your own HTML
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