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HTML
•Html stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML describes the structure of Web pages using markup. HTML elements are the building blocks of HTML pages. HTML elements are represented by tags.

Beginners HTML Tutorials

My HTML tutorials teach you how to create a personal website or site for your business, without forcing you to learn unnecessary theory. We'll get you building your new website in minutes, not hours.

my most popular beginners tutorials include:-

HTML tables

This tutorials guides you through the process of creating tables to your exacting needs. Tables were once the primary means by which pages were laid out. With the adoption of CSS, this is no longer necessary. And for good reason, because this created pages that were almost impossible to maintain. But for the purpose of display tables, HTML offers all the tools you will need.

Links

There's a lot more to links than just moving from page to page. In this tutorial, you will learn how to navigate pages and download files. You'll also learn how to make your links as user-friendly as possible. Links are the core of HTML so this is important stuff.

Forms

Forms are important for marketing as well as creating web applications and more. This detailed tutorial will guide you from the very basics to the most advanced uses of forms with CSS and JavaScript.

Fonts

At one time, font was an HTML tag and it made creating maintainable webpages a nightmare. Now we use CSS to set fonts and their attributes like weight, style, and size. And by using CSS, you can set the look of your pages consistently with the ability to radically change them by changing just a few lines of code. This tutorial explains all.

Images

With the use of the img tag and CSS, you can do just about anything you want. But with HTML5, you have the addition of the picture and figure elements. Find out how to do images right with this thorough tutorial.

Intermediate & Advanced Tutorials

We've plenty of topics for intermediate and advanced HTML learners, too:-

CSS tutorials

CCS, Cascading Style Sheets, allow you to design and orniment your web pages. This tutorial takes you from the beginning to being fluent in CSS so that you can create complex pages that are easily maintained.

JavaScript

Along with HTML and CSS, JavaScript makes the trinity of webpage design and construction. This tutorial assumes you know nothing and gets you going with this essential programming language. It even introduces you to advanced subjects like AJAX and jQuery.

HTML5

HTML5 has revolutionized webpage markup with things like semantic and multimedia elements. Find out all about the new goodies that are waiting to be explored.

Semantic Markup

This tutorial introduces you to semantic markup that allows you to construct pages so that their structure reveals their content. This is especially useful as search engines become more and more advanced — allowing them to find users the right information they are looking for.

Logical tags

You may have noticed that few people use the i tag for italics and instead use the em tag. This is because the i tag is just a formatting tag and thus should really be accomplished with CSS. The em has meaning: the text is emphasized. Logical tags like em and cite are important in the same way as semantic markup. Find more in this brief discussion.

HTML Reference Guides

Meanwhile, our detailed HTML tags reference lets you find out more about every single HTML tag from <a> to <xmp>.

Each tag reference includes background and examples, which show how to use the tag in question. It’s perfect for when you want to troubleshoot problems while coding HTML.

But there is more to HTML than just tags. Here are our most popular references:

Button Tag

A tag that puts a button onto a webpage. It must be combined with JavaScript in order to do anything. This page provides the all details you need.

Anchor Tag

Links are far more powerful than new HTML coders realize. Find out all you need to know to make the greatest use of the a tag.

Link Tag

The link tag can be confusing because it is easy to mix up with “links” (defined with the a tag). But link is a very powerful tag that allows you to link an HTML document to an outside resource like a CSS file. Find out all you need to know here.

Image Manipulation

Although HTML makes displaying images easy with the img tag, by using some JavaScript, you can change images on the fly. This tutorial shows you how.

Character Codes

Another great aspect of HTML is its ability to use non-keyboard keys like ® (®) and © (©). This reference provides you with the information you need to make full use of these symbols.

HTML Attributes Reference Guide

The HTML attributes section is designed to allow you to get up close and personal with the HTML attributes that you know and love while introducing you to some advanced attributes along the way.

Our most popular attributes include:-

<img src="">

Learn how to pick the image to display.

<a target="">

Links don't have to fill the current page. There are other, often better, options.

<a href="">

The basic link attribute sets where it will transport the user to.

<body background-*="">

Learn to set a webpage's background color, image, or more.

<table bordercolor="">

Find out how to set the border color of your tables.

HTML Cheat Sheet

If you are pretty confident in your HTML abilities but sometimes feel like double-checking your work then look no further than our HTML cheat sheet.

This handy guide will show you everything you need to know about HTML in a super-compact, and easy-to-understand format.

Best of all, it is available as a PDF so you can print it and keep it by your desk for easy access.

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