HTML Tutorial

This tutorial is designed to teach you some the basics of HyperText Markup Language (HTML), with an emphasis on transforming a word-processing document into a simple Web page.

Contents

This tutorial will guide you through the following steps:
  1. Retrieving the necessary materials from the Web
  2. Copying text from a word-processing document and pasting it into an HTML template
  3. Marking block elements and validating your work
  4. Marking inline elements and validating your work
  5. Using Netscape Composer
  6. Using Word's "Save as HTML" feature.
  7. Uploading your files to the Web server

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HTML elements

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Contents

  1. Skeletal tags
  2. Header tags
  3. Hyperlinks
  4. Lists
  5. Text markup tag
  6. Layout formatting tags
  7. Images
  8. Tables

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) has gradually replaced - and supplemented - HTML formatting as a standard method of presentation. One key features is the separation of content from visual presentation, resulting in cleaner, more accessible code. Ultimately, the look and feel of a whole website can be determined by one external file.

Contents

  1. Introducing style sheets
  2. Customising HTML-KIT
  3. Creating a simple style sheet
  4. The Box Model
  5. Introducing classes
  6. Styling links with pseudo classes
  7. CSS classes and pseudo classes combined
  8. Using IDs for positioning
  9. Creating a nested news box
  10. Background images

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External Links

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