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HTML Guide: Lists - 08/09/99 - Lark Anderson

Lists are a very useful method of displaying information in a clear and structured way. They are especially great for writing instructions, glossaries, and tables of contents.

HTML Guide: Imagemaps - 08/09/99 - Lark Anderson

An imagemap is simply an image, that has been "sliced" into multiple links to different locations, rather than only one. For instance, imagine 10 images that are surrounded by anchor tags, providing links to various locations. Then, imagine a single image that has links to each of those 10 locations. That is an imagemap!

HTML Guide: Forms - 08/10/99 - Lark Anderson

A form is the best method of soliciting user feedback on your site. A form is a group of elements that submits information based on the user's choices and input.

HTML Guide: Tables - 08/10/99 - Lark Anderson

In my opinion, tables are the best way to make a page look great. With them, you can easily organize information almost anyway (if not anyway) you choose. Many sites, including this one, run completely off of tables as a method of organizing navigational bars and the like.

HTML Guide: Frames - 08/11/99 - Lark Anderson

Frames are a useful method of site navigation. They allow you to open up multiple frames on a single window which each act like a window of its own and can hold separate pages. They aren't that difficult to make, but they can become very annoying.

What is HTML? - 08/13/99 - Chris Bodenhamer

Frames are a useful method of site navigation. They allow you to open up multiple frames on a single window which each act like a window of its own and can hold separate pages. They aren't that difficult to make, but they can become very annoying.

Basic HTML Tag Organization - 08/15/99 - Chris Bodenhamer

The key to writing your own web page script is to have some idea of where some of those tags you just learned belong. To every web page there are five key tags that are necessary to make a document an HTML document. These tags divide the page up into sections for certain types of tags. The four basic ones you need to remember are: <HTML>, <HEAD>, <TITLE>, and <BODY>. There are plenty of other tags that also divide the page, but here we will focus on these.

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