How to use htmlHQ
While the page order outlined does not need to be slavishly followed by all users, it does represent a logical progression through the features of the Hyper Text Markup Language. It is designed so that a section builds on its predecessor.
More experienced users may want to jump in part way through and the contents of each section are outlined below so you can easily select the sections of interest to you.
The right hand side bar (the one you're reading right now) is where you will find supplemental information. It is not essential reading but it does contain useful tips, tricks and explanations that will help you design the page you want.
Make a Page
Individual pages are the building blocks of the World Wide Web and this "How to..." gives simple step-by-step instructions for how to create a page of your own. Wherever possible, all instructions are supported by full working code samples.
The instructions are divided into separate sections that address specific aspects and features of html.
- Introduction Outlines the different sections (you're here now!)
- Saving How to save a file with the correct name and format so that browsers can display it.
- Set-up Setting up a basic Web page skeleton.
- Content Using html formatting to complete a basic page layout.
- Style Adding some stylistic elements to the basic page layout.
- Links Creating links to other Web pages.
- Images Inserting images.
- Lists Organizing data contained within a page.
- Tables Experimenting with a simple page layout tool.
For convenience the page links can also be found in the navigation bar to the left.