HTML Help
Introduction into HTML Language
By: Nathan
This could be helpful to anyone who wants to use HTML basics for personal web-pages, Myspace pages, and much more! Anything that allows HTML.
You will learn:
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Input images
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Font markup's
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Backgrounds
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More!
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To insert an image into a web-page you use the <img src=”URL of hosted image”>
To make a line break (Like below)
This is a sample of a line break. <br> (<br> makes a single line break) This is the new line.
Double Line Break, or a New Paragraph
This is an example of a double line break.
<p>Spaces down two lines.
To make a horizontal rule like below
You would use <hr> **Note** You can add width, color, and other size aspects to a horizontal rule.
FONT/TEXT
To make font italic you will use the <i> function, and close it with </i>. Like below <i>This font is italic</i>
To make font bold you will use the < b> function, and close it with </b>. Like below <b>This font is bolded.</b>
To make font underlined use <u> and end with </u>. Like below <u>Underlined</u>
To change the color of font you use <font color=”color”> and end with </font> Ex) <font color=”green”>This font is green</font>
To center font or image(s) you would simply use <center> and end with </center> Ex) <center> CAR </center> To make a numbered list you would use: <ol> <li>This is one <li>This is two <li>This is three </ol>
This is what it would look like
To make a un-ordered(un-numbered) list you will use <ul> and </ul>
<ul> <li> This is one <li> This is two <li> This three </ul>
Ex)
**PLEASE NOTE** In both <ul> and <ol> <li> must be used before each item in the list.
To change the background color you will use: <body bgcolor="green"> This would make page background green. You can use the basic colors, as well as the HEX diagram colors which are numbers.
If you wish to use a picture as a background you would use: <body background="http://radlane.com/sanfran05.JPG"> (as where the URL is the location of the desired background image.)
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Always when creating a web-page from scratch (aka not just doing HTML markup, such as in Myspace or other online blogs or profiles) you MUST start the page with these basic steps.
<html> <head> <title>Title of the page</title> </head> <body> BODY INFORMATION </body> |