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Understanding HTML Computer Code
Using an HTML Editor
Creating an HTML Head & Body
Creating an HTML Document Title
Putting Text in an HTML Document
Saving an HTML File
Viewing an HTML Document
Bolding Text in an HTML Document
Resizing Text in an HTML Document
Creating an HTML Hyperlink: Part 1
Creating an HTML Hyperlink: Part 2
Inserting an Image in an HTML Document
Making an Image an HTML Hyperlink
Uploading an HTML Document
Adding Color to an HTML Document
Changing HTML Text Color & Size
Making an HTML Table
Making a Border for an HTML Table
Using HTML Forms
Creating an HTML Submit Button
Adding a Field to an HTML Document
Adding Text Area to an HTML Document
Editing HTML Text
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"Hi. I'm Dorian Winterfeld on behalf of Expert Village. I've been doing web programming for about ten years. And, today we are going to cover the basics of HTML. A HTML document is a text file. There are a lot of HTML editors out there, for instance, a famous one is out from Media Dreamweaver. And, there are many others. But, I am going to use good old Window's Notepad which comes with everybody's Windows computer. There are other text editors on the Mac and you can use the one of your choice. This is Window's Notepad and we're going to start with a blank window. All HTML files begin with the opening tag, H-T-M-L. And, you'll notice that it starts with an opening carrot and it closes with a closing carrot. It's a less than and a greater than symbol. And, I'm going to type something, and I'm going to explain to you what I'm doing. This is considered the closing tag of our document. You'll notice it's the same as the opening tag with a slash in front of the tag. So, we open with HTML, this is called the opening tag. This is called the closing tag, HTML/HTML. All web pages in the internet start and end with HTML. That's to identify the document as a HTML file. "
eHow Article: Using an HTML Editor
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