Basic HTML

*NOTE: I typed and posted this with all the tags in i, but blogspot won't let it post. I will make a legend so that we can still use this. Just incase you don't know, a tag will will alwayse have a "<" before it and a ">" after it, like this <-examp.>.

So, everywere you see an X, it is an "html" tag (html with surounded by <>).
B will be the body tag
and F will be the face tag.
if there is a "/" before the letter means that it is closeing the tag. "/" will be after the "<" but before the word (html, body ect.)

Im realy sorry if this was confusing, but blogspot kinda messed up my plans.

http://www.web-source.net/html_codes_chart.htm <--- examples of tags.


Hello again guys. I was thinking what my first post (other than introduction) should be. I decided that I will start by posting and explaining basic HTML code/layout.

I will start by explaining the basic HTML tags, then ill put it together for an example at the end.



First will be the X tag.
The tag X must be at the very beginning of your code to tell the computer that this is an html document.
Anything that you open with a tag, in this case X, you must also close. So the first thing you must put is X and your code must end with X, were the “/” is representing the tags closing.

I would highly recommend starting with this:

X
/X

Then they’ll spread out as you go along and you won’t be able to forget at the end.



The next two tags we will be talking about will be the H and the B.

Everything in your webpage will be in one of these two tags.
The B will contain everything that we will see on you webpage. ie. Word, links and pictures.

The H tag will contain the information that makes the B what it is. What I am trying to say is, you will put the font, font color and background color in the H


So, as of now we have:
X
H
/H
B
/B
/X

(you can see from the link at top)

I hope this was helpful to someone out there. Next post I will explore the H tag.

Goodbye till then.
-Peter