Mullins Lundqvist

Have you been feeling somewhat lost when some-one describes those four words, HTML? Well it's actually quite simple to learn and understand. We shall address how to create a simple site, insert links, insert images, and how to format text. Lets start by explaining what it is exactly.

Understand HTML

Have you been feeling a little lost when somebody mentions these four words, HTML? Well it is really very easy to learn and understand. We'll cover how to setup a simple page, how to format text, insert images, and insert links. Lets start with describing what it is exactly.

When you visit a page, you see articles, photographs, links and different colors. This has all been written by someone (or someone used a course to publish it). And it is written in HTML. All web pages are provided for your browser (for example Internet Explorer or Firefox) as HTML.

HTML is the easiest computer language to understand. Now, when you write a formal letter to some one, there are things you add at the start and end aren't there (such as at the start their address, the date, and at the end your name and signature). Between these items you write the body of the page. Well, in a few ways, the basics of HTML is very similar.

I would like to just give an example to you of a straightforward page. This would show the language Welcome in the browser (the numbers in bold are not the main rule so we know very well what we're talking about down the road) they're only line numbers.

1]

2]

3] Site Title

4]

5]

6]

7] Welcome

8]

9]

All labels start and end. A start tag looks like and and ending tag for it would look like.. There are numerous tags -... for underline,... for striking an such like.

If we return to the letter example, your address is normally written by you, the date, their address an such like at the top. If people hate to discover more about read more, we know about heaps of databases people should think about pursuing. Well this is exactly what the first four lines are like. The very first line, (note, in html, it doesn't generally matter if it's upper or lower case. In certain systems such as xhtml it does, however for now it does not matter) just declares that between that html tag as it's recognized, and the ending html tag on line 9 (spot the right back cut, indicating