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Old 07-09-2008, 12:51 PM
sohel08 sohel08 is offline
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Html

This tutorial will teach you HTML, which will also help you to make custom pages for websites. HTML is very easy to learn!

HTML Stands For

HyperText Markup Language

Okay, we will start with the basics...

In HTML there are two types of tags...

* Opening Tag
* Closing Tag May not be needed for every type of "Tag"

The words inside the tags are not case-sensitive...Example:
Code:

<HtMl> & <html> are the same thing!

Okay, now we will start with the basic tags i.e

* Bold
* Italics
* Underlined

Let's start with Bold..

The tag to make a text Bold is:

<b>This text will be bolded</b>

The OutCome of the above will be:

This text will be bolded

Remember to add a closing tag which is represented by </b>... without adding that
closing tag, the outcome won't be perfect!

Next comes Italics...

The tag to make a text Italic is:

<i>Italics</i>

The OutCome of the above will be:

Italics

Again, don't forget to add the closing tag!

Now Comes Underlined...

The tag to make a text Underlined is:

<u>Underline</u>

The OutCome of the above will be:

Underline

Another one which people don't use much is a "Strike Out"...

This time the tag is:

<strike>You're Out!</strike>

The OutCome of the above tag will be:

You're Out!

You can use several tags at the same time...

Example:

If I want a text bold + Italic...I will use

<b><i>This text will be Bold + Italic</i></b>

The OutCome of the above tag will be:

This text will be Bold + Italic

It doesn't make a difference if you switch the starting tags position...

Example:

If you use

<i><b> Instead of <b><i> as your "Starting Tag"

The above tags were basic "Text" Tags...





Okay, let's go on to the next step...If we want to align our text..

Center

We will use:

<center>This text will be centered</center>

The OutCome of the above tag will be:

This text will be centered
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Old 08-02-2008, 06:46 AM
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Re: Html

Thanks for the primer, I use front pages so much that sometimes I forget that many of the html programing is pretty intuitive
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