Summary Now this is really what makes HTML worthwhile. We will create two pages that link to each other. This is the basis of the World Wide Web and all that jazz. Please remember from the beginning that it is very useful to have the text that you click on have something to do with…
Summary Below is an HMTL page containing basic image tag with a photo that is named “yak.jpg”. There is only a single tag that contains the path to the image. We “end” the tag by putting a slash just before the closing “>” sign. In the image element, the path to the file is called…
Summary The content within your “body” tags of your html page will start to get very “cramped” for space with just a couple of additions. Enter the paragraph element. Its usage is described below and pretty much what you’d think. It separates a paragraph from other items on your page. Here is a second paragraph…
Summary The intended audience to this series of notes is someone who is computer literate and knows how to use a web browser and text editor. No prior knowledge of HTML is assumed. One goal is to demonstrate that you do not need a special program to create a website consisting of a few pages….
Summary The intended audience to this series of notes is someone who is computer literate and knows how to use a web browser and text editor. No prior knowledge of HTML is assumed. One goal is to demonstrate that you do not need a special program to create a website consisting of a few pages….
Summary With the widespread use of hand-held devices used to browse the Internet, it has become more important to make links that are large enough to be touched by hand, not just clicked with a pointer. I searched around a while and am satisfied with this simple solution using CSS without relying on the “button”…