HTML Tutorial: The Basics By bradleybrown1198

By @bradleybrown1198
POSTED: 14 Feb 2011 05:52
CATEGORY: Educational
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Hello! You may of seen my previos BBCode tutorial blogs. Today I wont be teaching you BBCode but instead teaching you html.

So ya wanna build a website
Any noob can make a .webs website but if you dont want to be a noob do yourself a favor and do it the better way: accully doing the work. Coding reqires learning it and html is pretty easy and is a main coding type for making a website.

Html is mostly just tags. The main tag is the <html></html> tag. You start and end with this tag. Start by typeing this:
<html>

Then you will make your <head> tag. Type <head> and your curent document should look like this:
<html>
<head>

The head is were you put the things like copyright and webpage title and other stuff. If you want to learn more about head tags start googling! Im gona teach you about the body of your html page. So close off your head with a </head> like this:
<html>
<head>
</head>

Next put a body tag like this:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>

The body is were you put the content of your webpage. You should write what you want on your webpage there. Videos and pictures need to have the htmlcode to put them on the website. You can get that by uploading on imageshack.
You should use the tag for paragraphs. For colored or sized text use a tag. Obserb the following example of a body:

<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
 This is my website 
 Random paragraph of text. lolwut? 
</body>
</html>

Always end with a </html> at the end of your webpage.

I will fish off with some html tags for you to use in your body.

=the font color and size, add a color= and a size= into the font tag.

 = underline

 = bold

 = italics

<del> = [s]slashed through text [/s]

<center> = centered text

 = paragraph

And that is the very basics of html.

+1 -0

bradleybrown1198
10 Sep 2011 05:08

you cant do html on here

PokeNerd
18 Feb 2011 22:53

Hull - Could you still use ?
Oh, and a few notes on this blog:
- When adding attributes, it's best to -use quotes. Eg. color="limegreen", or style='border:1px solid black;'.
- Maybe you should have added the <div> tag, it's basic, but realy helpful!

a.smith
16 Feb 2011 15:22

1 = ). lol

a.smith
16 Feb 2011 15:20

Its good but there are some spelling errors and try not to say stuff :1 ... Its hard not to do it... I always used to. You can delete this comment ok? :1 just do a spelling check ;&#49

Astra Moon
16 Feb 2011 14:45

Simple & very helpful. Easy to understnd. Good.

HullBreach
15 Feb 2011 12:20

Rather than using most of those tags, I would use a <div>, , or , with CSS. The , , , <del>, and <center>, have all been marked for deprecation in HTML5 and XHTML1 - meaning they will be removed in the next version. The following styles are equivalent:

 = text-decoration:underline
 = font-weight:bold
 = font-style:italic OR font-style:oblique
<del> = text-decoration:line-through
<center> = float:center OR text-align:center

bradleybrown1198
15 Feb 2011 07:58

i know we3schools is were i learned some of the html i know

bradleybrown1198
15 Feb 2011 05:12

rotflol at my typos, lol 'fish' was suposed to be 'finish'.

bradleybrown1198
15 Feb 2011 05:10

Ya, I know I didn't put alot of tags. This is JUST the basics.

DeafDood
15 Feb 2011 01:31

it really helpful. you gave lots of details. yeah. good job. you should keep up the good work!

Sevas34
14 Feb 2011 21:19

Nice. Other tags are:
HEAD:
<title>Title</title>
<meta name="" content="">
For the meta, name="viewport" and content="width=240" for DSi.
Blar.

GleeoK
14 Feb 2011 20:55

Helpful, simple, And Objective.

Good Job!

HTML Tutorial: The Basics

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