Learn HTML in 10 Minutes!
Sample of the pdf document :
How to create
HTML files:
You only need to know a few HTML commands (tags) to create files to "put up" on the Web. It's nice to know that these files can be created with Microsoft Word® or any other word processing program for that matter. The only catch is that you must save them as text files and give them an HTML (or HTM for PC computers) extension (i.e., aatg.html or aatg.htm). The .html or .htm extension tells your web browser that these are documents created for the Web.
You only need to know a few HTML commands (tags) to create files to "put up" on the Web. It's nice to know that these files can be created with Microsoft Word® or any other word processing program for that matter. The only catch is that you must save them as text files and give them an HTML (or HTM for PC computers) extension (i.e., aatg.html or aatg.htm). The .html or .htm extension tells your web browser that these are documents created for the Web.
Necessary HTML Tags
(note that upper-case/lower-case is not important)
The "guts" of every HTML file must look like this:
<html>
<head>
<title>Document's name which appears in the heading, not on the page</title>
</head>
<body>Type in the information you want to appear on the page here
</body>
</html>
Within the <body> tag (command), you may use other HTML tags to add images and/or sounds, link your page to other pages (URLs) on the Web, highlight your text by bolding or italicizing it, or change font size. Note that all tags must be invoked by typing the tag between two brackets (i.e.,<body>). Type the tag in brackets again with a slash in front of if (i.e., </body>) to negate the effect.
(note that upper-case/lower-case is not important)
The "guts" of every HTML file must look like this:
<html>
<head>
<title>Document's name which appears in the heading, not on the page</title>
</head>
<body>Type in the information you want to appear on the page here
</body>
</html>
Within the <body> tag (command), you may use other HTML tags to add images and/or sounds, link your page to other pages (URLs) on the Web, highlight your text by bolding or italicizing it, or change font size. Note that all tags must be invoked by typing the tag between two brackets (i.e.,<body>). Type the tag in brackets again with a slash in front of if (i.e., </body>) to negate the effect.
Basic HTML commands
(to use within the <body> of the file):
(to use within the <body> of the file):
<p>text you type
in</p>
Creates paragraphs (one space between lines is created)
Creates paragraphs (one space between lines is created)
<i>text you type in</i>
Italicizes text between commands
Italicizes text between commands
<b>text you type in</b>
Bolds text between commands
Bolds text between commands
<blockquote>text you
type in </blockquote>
Puts text you're quoting into web document--text will be indented
Puts text you're quoting into web document--text will be indented
<pre>text you type
in</pre>
Retains format/indentation of text entered
Retains format/indentation of text entered
<strong>text you type
in</strong>
Also bolds text between tags
Also bolds text between tags
<center>text you type
in</center>
Centers text between commands
Centers text between commands
<blink>text you type
in</blink>
Text between commands flashes
Text between commands flashes
Changes size of text--7 is biggest ........
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