HTML Tutorial for Beginners - part 4 of 4

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How to make a website: HTML Tutorial - Basics. This is the fourth in a series of videos designed to teach the basics of HTML. This video demonstrates the use of the image tag for placing images on a webpage. The anchor tag will also be demonstrated which can be used for creating links on a webpage. This tutorial is based on XHTML version 1.0.

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[PerryNZ]

Thanks. I'll keep learning. One question-cum-observation: is it fair to say that carriage returns [Enter] and spaces are (often) used to make the html coding page easier to read/decipher, by virtue of an easier-to-read layout, but have no impact on how the web page renders in a browser?

[tutor4u]

@PerryNZ

You are correct. Good observation.

[MetalLuigi11]

how do you give the .html a url???

[tutor4u]

@MetalLuigi11

Find a web hosting provider that you like. For example, godaddy is popular but there are many others. After signing up for a hosting account and buying a domain name, you upload your .html file to your hosting account. Give your main .html page the name of index.html. Check with your hosing provider for the correct directory to place this file into. Then your page should be accessible using your domain name.

[SuperPeacetrain]

I have been avoiding the edu process of learning HTML and CSS, although it is an important element in the type of work I am engaged in. Your tutorials are excellent. I couldn't stop watching and taking notes. I suspect you are a teacher because your method of teaching and communication style is patient - ideally tailored and paced for a beginner. Clearly you invested a lot of time and effort into developing the series. Thank you very much! Best -Chris

[dw488]

thanks for the vids helped me soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much

[JanThorCrow]

Thank you. These 4 tutorials are very well done. Do you recommend any good book's as a reference. I love using a book and magic marker as my go-to reference...

[crazedgamer032]

how can i link two webpages together?

[crazedgamer032]

@MrAbdeil10 you need to have the image file within the same directory folder as your webpage. i had tried using the img tag myself and got a broken link, but i fixed it right away

[psychoman357]

Holy Molly that was great it did help me a lot thanks.

[crash7142]

i love this vid :)

[MrAbdiel10]

Why didn't my Image did not work. it did not show

[Mertt03]

thanks alot very very helpfull really appreciate it

Take care

[marye1031]

This is an awesome series of videos! Thank-you!