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How to Center Text in HTML

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Most tasks in HTML can be accomplished by placing an instruction known as a "tag" before and after the text that you want to affect, and centering text is no exception. Text marked as centered will appear halfway between the left and right ... more »

How to Create a New HTML Page Using GeoCities File Manager

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Geocities is an easy way to make your own free Web site online. Geocities can be used by anyone and the HTML editor on the site will help you make your basic Web site without much trouble. Below is a list of steps to help create a HTML page with ... more »

How to Use HTML on MySpace

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MySpace has quickly become one of the Internet's most popular virtual communities, with literally millions of users and more signing up every day. One of its greatest assets is its ability to allow users to customize and personalize their ... more »

How to Create a URL Link in HTML

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You can create a URL link in HTML by placing "tags" around the text you want to transform. URL links represent the heart of any web page, and though links can also be created through image maps and buttons, the most common way is by associating a ... more »

How to Fix Table Borders in HTML

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When designing a webpage in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), you may want to display data in a rectangular arrangement of rows and columns, as in a matrix. You need the "TABLE" tag. To set the rows and columns you use combinations of the "TR" ... more »

How to Add an Email Form to Your GeoCities Web Site

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Having an email form on your Web site will give your visitors an opportunity to connect with you by expressing how they feel about your site. This will give them greater satisfaction with your Web site and will give you ideas on what you can do ... more »

How to add and create links by using HTML

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Learn to add and create links to pages on your own site, somebody else's, and to e-mail. And don't worry because I'll walk you through the entire process step-by-step... more »

How to Add Music Files to a Webpage

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The concept of adding music files to a webpage so that a visitor is greeted with auto-play sound continues to baffle web designers who have mastered all other Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). As a website owner you want visitors to keep coming ... more »

How to Create an HTML Table

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Most tasks in HTML can be accomplished by placing an instruction known as a "tag" before and after the text that you want to affect, and creating a table is no exception. Tables in HTML are used to provide a matrix of rows and columns, with each ... more »

How to Create an Ordered List in HTML

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Ordered lists in HTML are used to display a series of informational items with neat indentation and with sequenced numbering. The numbering is created automatically and adjusts if you add or remove items to the list. Create an ordered list in ... more »

How to Define a Doctype in HTML

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HTML is a constantly changing language. With each step in its evolution, new tags and attributes and coined, while others are phased out or eliminated. Because of this, it's necessary to specify at the very beginning of your page which version of ... more »

How to Define a List Item in HTML

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List items are the individual lines making up HTML lists. They are defined with the element... more »

How to Define an Embedded Object in HTML

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HTML permits non-standard objects to be added to web pages, using the EMBED element. A common use of embedding is to add music clips that play when a page is loaded... more »

How to Italicize Text in HTML

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In HTML text is italicized by giving the CSS property font-style a value of italic, or, more traditionally, enclosing it in the HTML I (or EM element... more »

How to Learn HTML Part 1

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Hello! Marc Hyde here, and I'm happy to tell you that I have made another tutorial for you guys! The How to Learn HTML. This will be a multi-part tutorial on how to write an HTML, so if you’re an absolute newbie and need to learn HTML from basic ... more »

How to Link Within a Page Using HTML

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With very large web pages that contain a lot of information and data it becomes a real benefit to be able to jump from one place to another by a link. Within page linking is one possibility for HTML pages. Link points are set and defined so that ... more »

How to Make a Scrolling Marquee in HTML

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A good way to capture a user's attention on a website is to make a scrolling marquee in HTML. A scrolling marquee acts like it sounds. It causes a word or sentence to "crawl" across the screen. Here are a few tips and tricks for inputting ... more »

How to Set a Background Color in HTML

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Setting the background color in HTML is not done through its own tag. Instead, it's done by setting an attribute in another tag, such as the body tag or a table or row tag. Color adds great appeal and readability (or sometimes unreadability!) to ... more »

How to Use a Post Template in a Blogger Blog

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A post template will allow you to set up all of your posts the same way. Here's how to set one up for use with your Blogger blog... more »

How to Use GeoCities Easy Upload to Upload HTML Files

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GeoCities provides Web design beginners a chance to develop their skills by making everything as simple as possible. The Easy Upload feature allows a budding Web page editor to snag HTML files from the computer and get them online for the whole ... more »

How to change or convert Microsoft Word documents to HTML

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This article shows you how you to take a Microsoft Word document and convert it into a web page (HTML). And don't worry because I'll walk you through the entire process!.. more »

How to Change Text Color in HTML

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Making your web presence spectacular and memorable is dependent on a number of factors, not the least of which is color. Your color scheme blends and emphasizes or detracts from your message. Learn how to change the color of the text on your site ... more »

How to Cite a Document Reference With HTML

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HTML documents have grown in number over the past decade. Many scholarly works can be located in the Internet, and yours can easily be transferred to the Internet with a little bit of formatting. One of the more confusing elements is the ... more »

How to Comment in HTML

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HTML code can be confusing, even to the original writers. Adding comments to your HTML is a good idea in case you need to go back and understand the logic that was at work back when it was first written. Comments can also be useful in marking ... more »

How to Compress HTML Code for a Webpage

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Since HTML code is all text, the file size of an average webpage is very small. The time it takes to download and display a webpage is typically inconsequential, but some particularly large pages take quite a while. Compressing the size of the ... more »

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