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HTML

Beginning

Basic Tags
- Creating a Basic Document

Tutorial by Yamrot
Tuesday April 1, 2003

To create your own website you must first learn the definition of the terms we will be using. HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language.

Text formatting
- Manipulating text formats and styles

Tutorial by Andrew
Sunday March 30, 2003

There are many ways to adjust the formatting of text. The preferred way is with CSS (Cascading StyleSheets), but all the following tags are still legitimate and useful.

Anchors and Hyperlinks
- Using the <a>...</a> tags for hyperlinks and more

Tutorial by Andrew
Sunday March 30, 2003

The <a>...</a> tags allow you to enter either an anchor or hyperlink on your page, depending on what attributes are included within the tag. In general, the <A> tag will be used to link to another page within your web site, another web site, or an anchor.

Intermediate

Images
- How to add images to your Web page

Tutorial by Yamrot
Tuesday April 1, 2003

Before we talk about how to insert an image on your Web page let's talk about some graphic files and how they are stored as certain type of file format. First let's start by learning about the common file format and their uses.

Frames
- How to make Frames

Tutorial by Yamrot
Tuesday April 1, 2003

First, establish your index.html: Its purpose is to tell your frames what to do. By using frams, you are allowed to have complex pages in one screen.

Tables
- How to Make a Basic Table

Tutorial by Yamrot
Tuesday April 1, 2003

Before we start making a table we should talk about the terms that would be useful in creating a table and those terms are cellspacing, bordercolor, border, bgcolor (background color), alignment and cellpadding.

Advanced

Applets
- Insert java applets for fun and excitement

Tutorial by Andrew
Sunday March 30, 2003

The <applet>...</applet> tag allows you to insert a Java Applet on to your HTML page. All of the attributes except for alignment are required. Applets are programs written in Java. There are various resources around the web where you can download Applets for personal use, or even learn to program your own. Java Applets are not the same as JavaScript.

Comments
- Keep your code organized with the comment tag

Tutorial by Andrew
Sunday March 30, 2003

The comment tag is one of the most simple to use. It can be used anywhere within your code. It has no attributes to specify or to worry about, and it certainly does not need to have a closing tag.