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HTML: A Beginners Guide - explains the basics behind html and gives examples of basic uses of html, enough to be able to write paragraphs and understand font styles and other basic writing techniques.

It gives a down to earth, simple approach to mastering html. This would be great for beginners and includes information on other sources to help you get a firm grasp of the html language.

Author: Oliver Peck
TheNo1ResourcePage.com

Title: HTML: A Beginners Guide

Author: Oliver Peck

Article: HTML, otherwise known as Hyper Text Mark-up Language, is the language of the internet. It can be used to create all kinds of web pages and designs but can be very complicated to understand. This article will explain the very basics of using HTML.

HTML is made up of tags, which are recognised by computers. The starting tag is always and the end tag is . In between goes everything else. Notice the / in the end tag, this signals the end of the html.

When writing text you can choose the alignment of the text by using , or and again once the text is written you end with , and . To choose font you use the following tag, (or whatever face font you choose - Verdana is the most easily read on the internet). Then you would end with .

If I were to write ‘My name is Oliver' in html with a verdana font with a centre alignment I would write the following:



My name is Oliver



Notice that the font end tag comes first and then the center end tag last.


Html doesn't understand the enter key, which would normally create a sentence on a new line. To do this you need the
tag. Anything you type after this will appear on the line below.

Hyperlinks are links that when you click on them will take you to another web page. These are very useful and are used widely on the internet. Hyperlinks appear blue and underlined on a web page.

Hyperlink tags are the following:


in this case.

You can also have links that allow people to email you directly from the click of a button. You could have something like "Click HERE to send me an email" or "Any questions, contact us HERE", or whatever you choose.

The tag in this case is this:


Click HERE to email me


Again, notice the end tag is simply .


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Thank you for reading this article and I hope it has been of some help.


Oliver Peck
TheNo1ResourcePage.com

Oliver Peck
TheNo1ResourcePage.com
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