HTML is pretty basic once you get the hang of it. I am here to help you guys if you don't know how to do the basics.
This is the basic HTML setup for a website:
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However there is also CSS; which is pretty fun, and you can make some cool designs.
You can open the title tag to add a title for the page; this is located at the top of the page on the tab.
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When doing the body's html coding don't be afraid to mix it up a bit. You can add colour by using this tag;
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The colour tag isn't the only tag that uses a /font closing.
To change the font size you put
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The font face, which also ends with the /font tag, changes the font itself.
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When I put "XXXXXXX" it means that you have to fill the beef in yourself. You can lookup color html values, font names, and the size can be any size.
Next we're going to bold, italic, and underlined text.
The bold text is opened, and closed with these tags;
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When you write between the tags it will be bold.
The italic is almost the exact same as bold, but italic instead.
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The underline is just like bold, and italic html, write between the tags and it will be underlined.
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When you're done with it all add the last ending tag.
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This is the basic HTML setup for a website:
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<html>
<header>
This is the header; the top of the page. I find the best headers are marquees.
</header>
<body>
This is the body. The body is the base of the page; the most resourceful part... Most of the time.
</body>
<footer>
The footer is at the bottom of the page, it usually consists of copyrights but some people like to get creative.
</footer>However there is also CSS; which is pretty fun, and you can make some cool designs.
You can open the title tag to add a title for the page; this is located at the top of the page on the tab.
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<title>
This is what goes on the tab. It is used as a title for the website on the home page, and also names the page you are currently on.
</title>When doing the body's html coding don't be afraid to mix it up a bit. You can add colour by using this tag;
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<font color="#XXXXXX">
The tag itself for changing the colour is closed with
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</font>.
The colour tag isn't the only tag that uses a /font closing.
To change the font size you put
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<font size="XXX">
. This is also closed with the /font tag. ( </font> )The font face, which also ends with the /font tag, changes the font itself.
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<font face="XXXXXX">When I put "XXXXXXX" it means that you have to fill the beef in yourself. You can lookup color html values, font names, and the size can be any size.
Next we're going to bold, italic, and underlined text.
The bold text is opened, and closed with these tags;
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<b></b>The italic is almost the exact same as bold, but italic instead.
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<i></i>The underline is just like bold, and italic html, write between the tags and it will be underlined.
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<u></u>When you're done with it all add the last ending tag.
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</html>