In lessons 4,”learning the basic of HTML,” and 5, “adding
links to your web pages,” you learned the basics of HTML, including tags used
to describe page structure and create links . with that background, you’re now
ready to learn more about what HTML and CSS can do in terms of text formatting
and layout.
IN THIS LESSON;
Today you’ll learn about most of the remaining tags in HTML
that you’ll need to know to construct page, including tags in HTML 2.09 through
HTML 4.01, as well as HTML attributes in individual browsers. Today you’ll
learn how to do the following:
·
Specify the appearance of individual
characters(bold, italic, underlined)
·
Include special character (characters with
accents, copy-right marks, and so on)
·
Create preformatted text (text with spaces and
tabs retained)
·
Align text left, right, and centered
·
Change the font and font size
·
Create other miscellaneous XTML text elements,
including line breaks, rule lines, addresses, and quotations.
In addition, you’ll learn the differences between standard
HTML and HTML extensions, and when to choose which tags to use in your pages.
You’ll also learn which of these tags have been deprecated in XHTML, and how to
use CSS to achieve the same.
Effects. Finally, you’ll crate a complete webpage that uses
many of the tags presented today, as well as the information from the preceding
four days.
Today you’ll cover several tags and options, so you might
find it a bit overwhelming. Don’t worry about remembering everything now; just
gt a gasp of what sort of for-matting you can do in HTML, and then you an look
up the specific tags later.
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