HTML Tutorial for Beginners - part 1 of 4
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This is a Very Good tutorial!
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Thanks for keeping it simple and clear.
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hi.. i find this very interesting. been trying to follow the instructions.. everything seems to work however when i try to do the 'title" for the browser's description... it doesnt seem to appear on the browser? i already tried it a couple of times but it doesnt seem to work... im using a mozilla firefox... any suggestions would be really appreciated.. thanks!
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when i save notepad closes and when i try to reopen it in the "Demo" file i created notepad will not open it ~ also, when i type file:/// ... into my firefox browser it will not open but when i go to documents > Demo > first.html and double click that's when it will open in a browser.
i've followed every step one by one but still unable to get the results you get. i have windows 7 and a 64 bit laptop. any suggestions at all would be greatly appreciated. ty.
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woohoo, I don't need a special program for this :D
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thank you for the turotial!
Now i know how to make a basic webside.
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This is a great video for beginning HTML users. I myself know some HTML, and this video actually refreshed my memory about some of the codes.
I use a program called PS Pad, will this still work?
sherrybirkin1203 2 weeks ago
@sherrybirkin1203
It should work just fine.
tutor4u 2 weeks ago
do I need to download a html file opener? I think thats the problem why I can't open it up in a browser.
YoDisyoboyANDY 2 months ago
@YoDisyoboyANDY
If the filename ends in .html then just double-click the filename and it should open in your default browser.
tutor4u 2 months ago
hey ... but u can also use "p and /p" for "body and /body"
tzekid2010 9 months ago
@tzekid2010
Hi - That may work with many of the current browsers but it actually violates the HTML 4.01 and the XHTML 1.0 specifications. The only tags that the specifications allow directly between the "html and /html" tags are the "head and /head" tags and the "body and /body" tags. There is an exception, for a frameset document, were "body" is replaced with "frameset." If you interested in seeing one of the specifications you can do a google search on "XHTML 1.0 Transitional dtd"
tutor4u 9 months ago