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please give me some information about HTML.?

I want to design a website and I am a biggener.What should I do. please help me

2006-07-22 02:09:01 · 9 answers · asked by zm1890 1 in Computers & Internet ➔ Internet

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The best way to learn is to take a class. Many Community Colleges offer non-credit courses for a modest fee.

If you want to learn on your own, start with a good book. I prefer the books from the publisher O'Reilly myself, but your taste in books may be different.

You can also learn a lot by looking at the source code of various pages on the web, and you can do that with your browser. Be aware that pages with asp and jsp extensions were written with code that executes on the server. You won't see the code, just the end result it produces.

Oh, and be sure to pay attention to the way people use HTML Tables. Used properly, they enable your pages to maintain their formatting at different screen resolutions.

2006-07-22 02:25:01 · answer #1 · answered by Jay S 5 · 1⤊ 0⤋

its not necessary that u have to learn HTML to design a web site [STATIC] coz therir r many tools which provide where u not need to learn html

if u wanna a to design a web site u can use a Macromedia Dream Weaver or u can also go for MS-FrontPage both are simple and easy to use u just have to design and write ur page and they auto generate a HTML code of that page
if u wanna to know more about HTML then visit

www.w3schools.com

may this will help u

2006-07-22 09:23:59 · answer #2 · answered by amit_shri05 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋

Go to http://www.w3schools.com/ and do whatever tutorials they have. The people behind this site (W3C) are the people driving the html standard.

Then, using that site as reference, start writing web pages using a text editor just on your system. Play with the tags and see what you can do with them.

Then come up with a point for your site, make it about a particular interest, your self, etc. and put it together.

Contact a hosting company and a registrar to get a web site name and a server to put your site on.

2006-07-22 09:20:53 · answer #3 · answered by John J 6 · 0⤊ 0⤋

HTML is the progamming/scripting language for making Web pages.

To make a sample html page, go to microsoft word and type this:
(better yet... use simpletext or teachtext if you're on a mac)...

This is my heading

This is normal text.

This is red text.

Now go to "save as" in microsoft word and chose "save as". Don't save it as a word dcument... save it as document type "text only" or "text only with line breaks".

Give it a filename that ends with .hml or .htm. So, you might call it "mypage.htm".

Now, take your file's icon and drag it on top of the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop. You should see your first web page.

Of course, if you really want it on the web, you'll need to upload it to a server. Most ISPs give you some free server space to upload it ot.

Here's what some of the commands above mean:
- begin web page
- end web page

- begin big letters in heading sytle

- end big letters
- begin making my letters red
- end red letters / go back to black

- skips a line or goes to next line
- puts the words in center of page
- stops putting words in center

So others I didn't use above:

- draws a line
This is my title - Puts a title in the Internet explorer title bar

- inserts the picture

You get the idea.... there are hundreds of html tags/commands... you can google them and see what they do.

I my opinion, you don't need a class or a book... I learned on my own.... the web has some helpful resources, but most don't explain it simply enough.... It's a lot of slow, tedious trial-and-error, but it's fun when your web site finally comes together.

If you *do* want a bok, though, I'd recommend an Html for Dummies-type of book as they're simple and step-by-step.

One more suggestion that helped me learn html --- go to other people's web pages... choose the ones that have the most simple layouts and designs... then, using internet explorer, go to file --> save as --> html source. it will save the html code for that page to your hard drive. Open up the html source with word and you can see how the person made the page. Change some of the words to meet your own needs, re-save it and look at it or re-upload it to your own server. Try it with my web site (below) if you're ambitious... download my page, chance the words, and see how it works.

Good luck... if you have questions, you can e-mail me... I've put up lots of html web pages, so maybe I can help if you have questions.

My site: http://www.hellotim.net

2006-07-22 09:33:13 · answer #4 · answered by TumbleTim 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋

Okay, this website will have ALL the info you need to learn HTML: www.htmldog.com

2006-07-22 09:19:41 · answer #5 · answered by j2of7 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋

Google: HTML tutorial

2006-07-22 09:14:04 · answer #6 · answered by Marge I 1 · 0⤊ 0⤋

Ohh, cool, I'm sure this site may help.
I studied html last year, and hopefully this year I will continue my studies.

www.webclumsy.com

:P
Goodluck.

2006-07-22 09:14:27 · answer #7 · answered by Pistaccio 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋

Please log on to the following weblink "Overview of all HTML elements"

http://www.htmlhelp.org/reference/wilbur/overview.html

2006-07-22 09:33:13 · answer #8 · answered by vijju 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋

How to Personalize Your Page (Basic HTML)

You can use standard HTML (, , , , ,

, etc.) to personalize your page.
Here is how to do it:
Basic HTML: If you want to: Then put this on your page:
Make your text look like this: I'm the life of the party. I'm the life of the party.
Make your text look like this: No, really, I am. No, really, I am.
Make your text look like this: Would I lie to you? Would I lie to you?
Center your text like this.
Centers text or image.

Make text or an image into a link. link or image
Add an image, using optional width and height attributes to control the sizing.
Note: img code is stand-alone (no seperate close tag necessary).

Make your text look like this:
By changing the size, style, and color of text. TEXT GOES HERE

Definitions:

The tag defines an anchor. An anchor can be used to create a link to another web page.What you see on your profile What you put in your HTML

Linking to W3Schools: W3Schools

Opening W3Schools a new browser window: W3Schools

Linking to W3Schools:

W3Schools

Opening W3Schools a new browser window:
target="_blank">W3Schools

The
tag defines a division/section in a document.What you see on your profile What you put in your HTML
This is some text
This is a header in a div section

This is a paragraph in a div sectionThis is some text

This is a header in a div section

This is a paragraph in a div section

The tag is used to group inline-elements in a document.What you see on your profile What you put in your HTML

This is a paragraph This is a paragraph This is a paragraph

This is another paragraph
This is a paragraph This is a paragraph This is a paragraph

This is another paragraph

Background Images:

To put a background image in your profile, insert a web URL to a JPG, GIF on PNG in the 'Personalize' section of the 'Edit Profile'.
Images that work best are repetitive patterns or large images that are at least 1024 x 768 pixels.
For example: http://buddhahood.free.fr/dharma_art/web/backgrounds/clouds5.jpg
Text Fonts:

A font is a way to add style to text. One text font you may see in a newpaper, and other fonts you may see in a book. Here are some fonts you can use on hi5: Arial
Arial Black
Comic SansCourier New
Georgia
Times New RomanTrebuchet
Webdings (webdings)

Colors:

Here are some colors you can use for your background, headers, links, and text:aqua
black
blue fuchsia
gray
greenlime
maroon
navy
olive
purple
red silver
teal white
yellow

You can also use hex colors, for example #333333 is a different shade of gray. Here is a chart of the hex colors you can use:

Hex CodeColor

#FFFFFF
#FFFFCC
#FFFF99
#FFFF66
#FFFF33
#FFFF00
#FFCCFF
#FFCCCC
#FFCC99
#FFCC66
#FFCC33
#FFCC00
#FF99FF
#FF99CC
#FF9999
#FF9966
#FF9933
#FF9900
#FF66FF
#FF66CC
#FF6699
#FF6666
#FF6633
#FF6600
#FF33FF
#FF33CC
#FF3399
#FF3366
#FF3333
#FF3300
#FF00FF
#FF00CC
#FF0099
#FF0066
#FF0033
#FF0000

Hex CodeColor
#66FFFF
#66FFCC
#66FF99
#66FF66
#66FF33
#66FF00
#66CCFF
#66CCCC
#66CC99
#66CC66
#66CC33
#66CC00
#6699FF
#6699CC
#669999
#669966
#669933
#669900
#6666FF
#6666CC
#666699
#666666
#666633
#666600
#6633FF
#6633CC
#663399
#663366
#663333
#663300
#6600FF
#6600CC
#660099
#660066
#660033
#660000
Hex CodeColor

#CCFFFF
#CCFFCC
#CCFF99
#CCFF66
#CCFF33
#CCFF00
#CCCCFF
#CCCCCC
#CCCC99
#CCCC66
#CCCC33
#CCCC00
#CC99FF
#CC99CC
#CC9999
#CC9966
#CC9933
#CC9900
#CC66FF
#CC66CC
#CC6699
#CC6666
#CC6633
#CC6600
#CC33FF
#CC33CC
#CC3399
#CC3366
#CC3333
#CC3300
#CC00FF
#CC00CC
#CC0099
#CC0066
#CC0033
#CC0000

Hex CodeColor
#33FFFF
#33FFCC
#33FF99
#33FF66
#33FF33
#33FF00
#33CCFF
#33CCCC
#33CC99
#33CC66
#33CC33
#33CC00
#3399FF
#3399CC
#339999
#339966
#339933
#339900
#3366FF
#3366CC
#336699
#336666
#336633
#336600
#3333FF
#3333CC
#333399
#333366
#333333
#333300
#3300FF
#3300CC
#330099
#330066
#330033
#330000
Hex CodeColor

#99FFFF
#99FFCC
#99FF99
#99FF66
#99FF33
#99FF00
#99CCFF
#99CCCC
#99CC99
#99CC66
#99CC33
#99CC00
#9999FF
#9999CC
#999999
#999966
#999933
#999900
#9966FF
#9966CC
#996699
#996666
#996633
#996600
#9933FF
#9933CC
#993399
#993366
#993333
#993300
#9900FF
#9900CC
#990099
#990066
#990033
#990000

Hex CodeColor
#00FFFF
#00FFCC
#00FF99
#00FF66
#00FF33
#00FF00
#00CCFF
#00CCCC
#00CC99
#00CC66
#00CC33
#00CC00
#0099FF
#0099CC
#009999
#009966
#009933
#009900
#0066FF
#0066CC
#006699
#006666
#006633
#006600
#0033FF
#0033CC
#003399
#003366
#003333
#003300
#0000FF
#0000CC
#000099
#000066
#000033
#000000

2006-07-22 09:19:21 · answer #9 · answered by Iamtheone 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋