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Jun 24 2009

A Beginners Guide To Creating HTML Pages

Posted by Spyros Panagiotopoulos in Website Programming

static 300x195 A Beginners Guide To Creating HTML PagesIf you always wanted to know how to create your own website, this may be a nice article to read. Please understand that the process of building a commercial and dynamic(where people interact) website needs lots of programming knowledge but for sure every web programmer started with learning the old but very important HTML. There are lots of things to learn about HTML, but you will get the chance to practise with creating your first pages in this tutorial.

What is HTML?

HTML is the acronym for HyperText Markup Language and what is does simply is describe a way in which text is processed in a document. This markup language is the basic thing that all browsers on earth understand and obey. For example, the tag <title> in an html page informs every browser that the title of the webpage will follow. Let’s now see a basic html webpage.

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Jun 10 2009

What Every Webmaster Ought To Know About HTML

Posted by Spyros Panagiotopoulos in Website Programming, tags: , , , ,

html lesson 150x150 What Every Webmaster Ought To Know About HTMLFor everyone who possesses their own website, it is very important to know of some basic website programming, even if they are not programmers. There will come lots of times when you will need to change something and it really pays to know your way around HTML. What’s even better is that HTML is REALLY simple and very easy to learn and even master.

HTML actually means HyperText Markup Language and it’s really the way browsers read content in order to appear them to their users. In order to better grasp the HTML concept, it’s quite essential to understand that it is based around simple tags. For instance, the tag <HTML> provides the entry point to the html page and it’s really where the html code starts and </HTML> provides that ending tag of the html code. Almost all HTML tags share the same starting and ending tag system. Moreover, an HTML document is comprised of these three important tags:

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