The (X)HTML Document
A short slideshow explaining the parts that make up an (X)HTML Document, which is basically the skeleton of every web page you see on the internet.
A short slideshow explaining the parts that make up an (X)HTML Document, which is basically the skeleton of every web page you see on the internet.
This slideshow covers the general syntax rules for writing (X)HTML: the anatomy of a tag, nesting elements, empty tags, and attributes.
Whether you want to be a web designer or a well-rounded blogger, you need to know the basics of (X)HTML and CSS. They work hand in hand, so I figured I’d make one series of posts that teaches both of them together. This first post will just cover some definitions and background info. At the end, there’s also a slideshow on how to make, view, and edit HTML and CSS files.
An overview of almost all of the different tags and attributes used in HTML forms. Update: The video got deleted.
But I’m going to be making a slide show for this post, which will be much easier to follow than the video was.