Simple steps to building a static webpage By RVaL74

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By @RVaL74
POSTED: 18 Aug 2011 20:41
CATEGORY: Educational

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This is a small, simple introduction to building a webpage with no logins, chats, or unchanging factors.
Ok, so to begin, we have the standards.

The HTML standards that work on most browsers these days is HTML5, which is opened with:
<!DOCTYPE html>

Don't forget, all of this can be done and tested with NotePad.
Ok, now in order for it to work, you must have html, head, and body pieces:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>

Now, for nesting. Nesting is the lining up of opening and closing tags, like so, I'll use the title tag, which makes the name in the tab bar.

<head>
Space<title>
SpacespacePractice
Space</title>
</head>

Now make sure title is in the head tag, otherwise it won't work.

Now, the body is everything on the page, so if you type a little text in the body tag, you'll have a page saying whatever you type.

<body>
SpaceHi, this is an intro to HTML.
</body>

I'd show an example, but I can't.

Now, HTML tags.

<embed> or <object> -Videos, Games, etc.
<font> -Font
<a href=""> -Links
<img src="" /> -Images

I hope this helps a bit.

+5 -2

lilwayne1556
21 Aug 2011 05:11

@ultragamer1 my site doesnt there its doing good we just got a chatroom not to long ago and we MAKE APPS/GAMES FROM SCRATCH unlike other sites that take games from other sites

RVaL74
19 Aug 2011 20:39

:L <img src="url" />, that's all you need for images. If you want an image as a link, <a href="url"><img src="url" /></a>

DripDrop
19 Aug 2011 16:51

Also, if you just want a color as your background it's:
<body bgcolor=colorgoeshere>

lilwayne1556
19 Aug 2011 05:27

if you want to test your html skills on a dsi sign up at taplap.com its a website host and free to

DragonSlayer9
19 Aug 2011 00:39

Thanks but for images is it nessecary(fail spell) to put

<a> before <img src=></a>?

Simple steps to building a static webpage

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