
Explore how HTML uses start and end tags to format text, like italics, and how a root folder and simple editors like Notepad help you write HTML.
Set your Mac to plain text by selecting make plain text in the Format menu, then enable ignore rich text commands in HTML in TextEdit preferences to view pages correctly.
Explore how web colors use red, green, and blue with hexadecimal codes, and how HTML/CSS background-color applies hex values to render visible hues.
Learn how to insert images on a page, understand copyright basics and permission, and save and reference images by setting the image source path.
Learn to create bullet points and lists in HTML, distinguish between unordered and ordered lists, and structure list items for scan-friendly content.
Learn how to convert an unordered list to an ordered (numbered) list in HTML by swapping ul with ol, then save and refresh to see the result.
Explore nesting lists by placing ul inside ul to create a main menu with submenus, then use css and javascript to make fly-out menus pop up.
Learn to position page content with tables, an older HDL-based method, and compare it to the newer CSS layout, understanding when each approach is advantageous for precise alignment.
Learn how to create tables using three HTML tags: table, tr, and td. You define table structure, rows, and cells, control width, and ensure columns align across the top row.
Create a simple HTML table using table, tr, and td tags, setting width and border. Fill cells with content, and use non-breaking spaces like to prevent collapsing.
Explore HTML using a course check list that guides learners through the HTML learning process.
Learn to control padding inside and between cells in HTML tables by adjusting cell padding and cell spacing. Use table tag attributes cellpadding and cellspacing, including setting them to zero.
Discover how radio buttons enforce a single choice and how checkboxes allow multiple selections, illustrated by lunch options and toppings in HTML forms.
Explore the HTML course check list to confirm essential course elements and structure, and ensure smooth delivery for learners.
How do you prepare for the world of web design and on-line publishing? Learn the language of HTML. HTML Web Design program teaches you how to create colorful, interactive and accessible web sites that take full advantage of the latest web browser technology. The Beginning HTML classes teaches you how to format text on your pages, add hyperlinks, pictures and tables. Even if you plan on doing most of your web design with an authoring tool such as Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash, or Microsoft FrontPage, an understanding of HTML is necessary to make the most of those programs and fine tune your page design. This 2 hour course will prepare you to really shine.