There’s more to learn about building and maintaining websites than HTML. I’ve written a few more articles about some of the terms you may stumble upon in your journey in webdesign. Also I’ve looked up some great books on Amazon.com that will make you an Internet professional in no time. Find out if knowledge really is power. Empower yourself now!
When you’re developing websites, you sometimes pass information through the URL (link). In HTML, information to jump to another section of the same page is also passed through the link. What do you do when you need both? Let me… Read on
When you get into designing and building web sites, you will quickly run into the term “SEO”. It stands for Search Engine Optimalisation. Even though the goal with it is to optimize a web site for search engines, currently it… Read on
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international consortium of web professionals and public. They develop standards within the most commonly used techniques on the web. This is supported by all browsers. There’s a W3C standard developed for HTML.… Read on
Using CSS in a HTML document allows you to easily determine the style for the whole document. To give you some idea of what I mean and how it works, I will give you some examples. <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Cascade Style… Read on
