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Explore html basics by defining an html5 document with doctype, html, head, and body sections; create a page title, meta tags, and an h1 heading to display content.
Learn to use html elements, create nested tags, and write paragraphs with proper closing tags, then disable auto close and auto complete, noting html is not case sensitive.
learn to create an html table with table, tr, th, and td, fill headers and data rows, and style borders and full width with inline styles.
Learn to create HTML lists, both ordered and unordered, using li elements with ol and ul, customize bullets with list-style-type, and display multiple items and basic list styling.
Explore how a form's action targets a backend file for processing and how the method uses get or post to submit data, with get exposing data in the url.
Learn how to use comments to document your source code, leave notes for collaborators, and understand that comments are not executed by browsers; explore C-style /* ... */ comments.
Learn to control background images in HTML and CSS by applying repeat-x for horizontal tiling, repeat-y for vertical tiling, and no-repeat for a single image, with the default repeat behavior.
Do you want to get started with web design, front-end development, or web development in general? If the answer is yes then you are in for a treat. In this course, you are going to learn everything you need to know about HTML and CSS which are basically the starting point of your career as a web developer. So why choose this course? why not any other course? Because I have made sure that every part of the course is informative, fun, and practical. I explained everything with detail and ease and also inside the course you will be provided and supported with PowerPoint slides, code examples, articles, exercises and so much more!!
So to elaborate a bit. I am going to introduce you to some key definitions and terms that are concerned with web development or programming in general like how the internet works, how to work with text editors what are browsers and afterward we are going to proceed to HTML basic elements, syntax, attributes and a simple intro to CSS up to some intermediate areas like lists, tables up to some hardcore areas like forms, classes, and entities. and then we will get to CSS. this course was not intended to have full CSS content, but when I started creating the course, I realized how CSS can be really beneficial with HTML. So I did an entire course on CSS just for you. I started with a revision and intro to the basic stuff, up to margins and paddings, text and fonts and I did a training up to advanced parts like position and float. So if you don't want to miss out on this journey, go ahead and get the course now and I promise you will have a fantastic, engaging, and enjoyable experience learning with me. See you inside