In this chapter, we'll examine what HTML is, and get our first look at some of HTML's basic syntax and structure.
In this chapter, we'll get our feet wet looking at how to structure a basic HTML page, and how to use some basic HTML tags.
In this chapter, we'll look at how to structure basic tables in HTML.
In this chapter, we'll take a quick look at setting up HTML forms.
As a quick intro to CSS, in this chapter we'll take our first look at HTML styles and inline CSS.
In this final chapter, we'll look at web standards, what they are, and why it's important to write valid markup.
You must complete all chapters before taking the course exam.
Now it's time to get our hands dirty writing HTML in a practical scenario. In this video, ABTech instructor Jonathan Ross explains how to get started setting up a basic HTML page and folder structure.
Among HTML's most basic features is the ability to format text into familiar structures like paragraphs, headers and lists. In this next video from Jonathan Ross, we'll look at how to mark up your document using basic HTML tags.
HTML's most important and defining feature is its ability to link to other pages using hyperlinks. In this video, Jonathan Ross explains how to use anchor tags to set up internal links between multiple pages.
What would the World Wide Web be without the ability to link to each other? In this last video from Jonathan Ross, we'll look at how to set up external links to other websites.
Words are great, but pictures are even better. In this video from XoaX.net, we'll look at how to display images using the img tag.
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Now it's time to get our hands dirty writing HTML in a practical scenario. In this video, ABTech instructor Jonathan Ross explains how to get started setting up a basic HTML page and folder structure.
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