Learn HTML, CSS and Javascript programming in this course

explains how to choose and install text editors for coding, highlighting Sublime Text and Notepad++ options, cross‑platform downloads, and using one editor for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Explore HTML, CSS, and JavaScript by dissecting code piece by piece, focusing on elements and rendering, while learning to customize a Sublime Text theme with color schemes.

Explore popular web browsers for coding: download and install Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera across Windows, Mac, and Android, and prepare to run html, css, and javascript projects in multiple browsers.

Discover how extensions signal browsers and apps how to handle files, from dot x extension to index files on a web server, and how hosting and subdomains load the index.

Learn how the HTML declaration, specifically HTML5, signals the browser how to render the following code and starts every new web page.

Understand the structure of an HTML document by identifying HTML, head, and body sections, and mastering opening and closing tags, including the title and scripts in the head.

Explore how to structure an HTML document using p and h tags, including h1 through h6, with proper opening and closing tags, and preview the result in a browser.

Explore how to use divs to structure a web page in HTML 5, comment code for future clarity, and group sections like a sidebar.

Explore how divs work as blocks, learn to open and close html tags, and stack main and sidebar sections using css to control page layout.

Learn to structure a web page with divs, including nested divs, headings, and paragraphs inside divs, and see how an h1 sits inside a div in the browser.

Learn how to use the image tag in HTML with src, alt, and title attributes, load placeholder images from Lorem Pixel, and prepare for loading images from local files.

Display images in html by using the img tag with src and alt attributes, adjust width with percentages to preserve aspect ratio, and manage dimensions in the same directory.

Organize web assets in folders and reference images with relative paths, whether inside the image folder or from a parent directory, and review alt text when images fail to load.

Explore how to access images across directories by using the image name, or a folder plus image name, and go out two or three times to reach the file.

Identify how HTML links form the foundation of menus, using anchor text and the href to direct to external sites with an absolute path and protocol, plus optional title attributes.

Learn to use the target attribute to control link behavior, opening in a new tab with _blank or in the same page with _self, and explore _top and other targets.

Learn to build a simple menu using ul and li elements, then explore an ordered list for numbered items and add links to each menu item.

Explore how to create and style ordered lists in HTML using the ol tag and li items, customize with CSS list-style-type, and link external styles in the head.

Create a css file and learn to style elements with ids and classes. Use ids for unique elements and classes for reusable styling across multiple elements, including menu items.

Learn how to use id and class attributes in HTML, apply camelCase naming conventions, and assign multiple classes like active for styling a current page link.

Learn to link external CSS and style pages with tag, class, and id selectors. Use comma-separated selectors to apply styles to multiple elements.

Explore creating a WordPress video blog, trimming a six-hour course to four hours, and deploying files on a real web hosting subdomain while learning web hosting, domains, and cpanel.

Upload your site files to the hosting server and ensure an index.html file exists so it loads by default, replacing any default page and preventing directory listing.

Discover the four recommended web hosts for WordPress, Joomla, and other sites, with hosting guidance and reviews on business.com.

Discover four recommended web hosts, including InMotion Hosting, Bluehost, and DigitalOcean, and learn about server speed, support, and self-hosted options.

Compress your website folder into a zip, upload it to a web server, and extract it to publish your site online, then reload to verify placeholders in the template.

This crash course continues from the previous course, offering an intro to css and a path to gaining more skills, with plans for future web page building lessons.

Install firebug and Color Zilah in Firefox to inspect elements in real time and pick colors, and use built-in developer tools with F12 for inspection in Chrome.

Explore how CSS selectors target the body, classes, IDs, and tags, and learn how declarations form property-value pairs to affect elements.

Explore adding a background color to the body with CSS, adjust text color for readability, and preview changes in the browser, with a look toward selectors in upcoming content.

Explore css selectors, including tag, class, and id selectors, with practical examples of styling elements, color, and font size, plus how specificity and inheritance affect overrides.

Learn to use CSS selectors, including class, id, and descendant selectors, and apply combination selectors to target nested elements precisely.

Explore css selectors part three by building examples that show the direct child selector targets only immediate children, not grandchildren, and compare it to other selectors with font-size demonstrations.

Learn how css selectors target elements by hierarchy, including child and grandchild, space selector that selects all children and grandchildren, and plus selector that selects the immediately following sibling.

Explore css selectors through hands-on examples, comparing class and id usage and showing how selecting children and grandchildren affects color and font size.

Explore how to color elements in CSS using keywords, hexadecimal color codes, and RGB values, and learn how parent, child, and sibling selectors affect styling.

Learn how to represent colors with keywords, hex codes, and rgb components, including six-digit and shorthand hex forms, using white as a clear example.

Explore how to represent colors for web pages using hex, keyword names like white, and rgb values, note hex and color keywords are case-insensitive, and apply solid and rgba transparency.

Explore transparency colors in CSS by using alpha values with RGB colors to adjust opacity, and apply a background image to see how transparency affects design.

Explore transparency in css by setting rgba background colors with a color picker and adjusting padding and margin to see opacity effects.

Learn how to apply CSS units to position and size elements on a webpage, focusing on pixels, percentages, and inches, and when each unit is best.

Explore how CSS units like pixels, em, rem, and percentages influence responsive design, including em relative to font size, rem to the root, and media queries.

Learn how to resize images with pixels and percentages in a responsive html css javascript course, using 700 px and 400 px examples, and why percentages resize with the container.

Learn how rem and em units work in CSS, with ems scaling to the current element's font size and rems scaling to the root font size, plus upcoming practical examples.

Explore how rem and em units compute font sizes and margins by adjusting the root font size, and learn why rems offer consistent sizing across elements.