Has one ever asked themselves how many young teenagers are creating their pages? Or how one is able to create a web page? It is quite simple once one understand the basics of coding a web page. Creating a web page is not hard but it is time consuming. For example; if one understands the basic coding then it should be easy for them to code several others and at a faster spped rate. Well it is true, though once one starts understanding the coding of HTML one tends to try and improve their web pages by learning and understanding the next level of web pages. Let's start off by knowing what HTML stands for. HTML means Hyper
Text Markup Language. Each HTML tag consists of tags that hold the coding in place and also allow for ones web browser to understand where and how the web page should be seen. For example; the website your on consists of several tags containing codes that allow for one to see through ones web browser a neat and informed web page. One is able to create a simple web page by opening one of their simple text editor choice. One usually tends to use notepad. Try opening ones choice of simple text editor. First save the file as index.html saving it with the.html form will allow for one to upload their pages to a web service provider and be read as a web page. After saving the page as index.html go onto the page and insert the html tags. Wait..what if I do not know what HTML tags are? Thats simple HTML tags are consisted of having words inside the <>. For example; < b > with out the space in between will cause an effect similar to this.For a HTML tag to work properly it must have an ending tag as well. so one will need to finish their HTML tag with the same tags they started off with. For example < b > text text text....< /b > Always start an end with a HTML tag if using any tag. Also no space should be between your tags. to be continued...
Understanding the basic of HTML Part one of Several
By Lissette - Posted on February 15th, 2008



Awesome. I used to know a lot about HTML programming, but all that knowledge has flown away after 5 or 6 years of not using it. I look forward to the next helpful installments. :)