Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Web page design code

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the language, most are Web pages in base encoded.

Design a Web site can a difficult task, but is easy to overcome as soon as you remember that html only one language is - as for example English - syntax and vocabulary.

    Syntax
  1. The syntax of HTML is relatively easy to remember.
Instructions on how to format text, images and other elements of a website called tags. Most statements require two parts: a start tag and end tag. A "fat" start tag might look like this: < b >. a closing tag "Fat" might look like this: < / b >. The "/" signals from a closing tag.



Some tags, such as line breaks and images only require a day, but often by a trailing "/" are raised in this image tag: < img src = "image - source .jpg" / >.

Vocabulary
  • The rest of the design of a site in the code is only the vocabulary learn - that means tags provide instructions.

  • Works in HTML
  • HTML is a set of written instructions, a Web browser, any text to say where to go and look like you picture or other object.
  • If the statements are not written the Web browser with the correct syntax and vocabulary, step will understand what you want to do.

    Head and body
  • Three things that appear on all Web pages are a "< html > tag to tell the Web browser, the HTML code to read."
  • " ≪ head > tag information on the page, and a BA is reserviert.Lesen you refers to the content, in contrast to the information in the tag < head > < body >.

    Commu

    in tags
  • The following are some common tags:



    -Paragraph tags < p >

    Bold text < b > or < strong > formatted format

    Format text in italics: < i > or < em >
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    "- Link: < a href="http://Site-To-Link-To.com ">

    -Image: < img src = your - picture - location .jpg >

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