Have you always wanted to built your own website from scratch? Without the help of editors? Or do you need to know a little bit HTML for your daily work? This step by step course will explain it to you in 19 steps.
I’ve worked as a web designer for over 15 years and have been working as an online editor for 3 additional years. I use HTML daily, but this course was written at the early stages of my career. It’ll teach you all the basics and prepare you for the rest.
Last update: February 15 2019 Centering text or other parts of your design is very simple. Nevertheless, I’d like to point out that the <CENTER>-tag got phased out in HTML5, forcing you to use CSS. The tag is still supported… Read on
Last update: February 15 2019 Lists are so useful. They make information so easy to read! Create lists with HTML using one of the LIST-tags. There are three kinds. All of them automatically add white space above and below the… Read on
Last update: February 16 2019 What’s a website without graphics and images? To your HTML file, it doesn’t matter whether the image is part of a layout or part of content. It’s all applied the same way. Let’s try it:… Read on
Last update: February 16 2019 Nothing is as important as linking on a website. And please, whatever you do with the knowledge you are about to gain, try to avoid saying “click here” in your text links. Thanks! Add A… Read on
Last update: February 16 2019 In step 13, you’ve learned to create a link to e-mail someone. This link will open whichever e-mail software your visitor uses. However, you can also send an e-mail using an online e-mail form. The… Read on
Sometimes, may want to add more structure to the way your text is formatted. For instance, when you have data to display. You might not want it displayed using the full screen width, but you want to show it in… Read on
In some cases it’s easier to work with frames. This is one of the most complex features of HTML. A homepage built out of frames uses more than one HTML file. The first HTML file is the one that will… Read on
There are various ways to place your homepage onto the web. The two currently commonly used are uploading through a control panel your ISP/host installed for you or through using FTP; the File Transport Protocol. FTP is the easiest to… Read on
A finished website will not immediately attract visitors. No one knows about it yet. There are thousands of search engines on the web. Yahoo, Google, Bing, MSN and Lycos are a few of the best known engines. Some search engines are… Read on
META-tags offer more possibilites than promoting your site to search engines. You can also identify yourself as the author of the document: <META NAME=”author” CONTENT=”Nora Tol”> As well as claim the copyright of it: <META name=”copyright” content=”Nora Tol Virtual Publishing”> But… Read on
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