Author:
Lon W. McDaniel
Internet 4 U

HTML


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HTML


When your web browser is going to browse through a HTML document it reads all the HTML orders that the programer has put into the document. These orders are called HTML-tags. Most, although not all tags, have a start-tag and a stop-tag. Everything between the start and the stop has to be treated in accord with the HTML order. If you wanted to mark a word or a group of words with bolder text in order for them to better stand out you would do the following:

<b>bolder text in order for them to better stand out </b>

If you want a word in italics like this you have to:

<i> like this</i>

If a web browser is going to be able to see and understand a HTML document it must be formated in a certain manner. On the next page I have constructed a basic page structure for you to use when you program HTML. If you create such a page and save it on your hard disk you can use it to start your own HTML web page. Donīt forget to save it as ASCII DOS with a file name ending in .htm!

Attn:: You can not copy document source from the next page and use it later as your basic page. I have formated the next page with special HTML tags in order for you to be able to see HTML tags! So, you have to write in the code by hand.

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