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HTML Coding Tutorials
Learn HTML quickly and easily with our easy to read and understand HTML coding tutorials. Start at the beginning, and work your way through the basics, then you can use these pages as a resource to refer back to when you begin building pages.
HTML Tutorials - HTML Tags
How to "Mark-up" Content
HTML is a formatting 'language' which allows you to display webpage elements such as text or images, in a web browser. This is accomplished through the use of special 'tags' which tell a web browser how to display a page properly.
HTML tags also use elements called Attributes and Values to further change
HTML Coding Tutorials
Learn HTML quickly and easily with our easy to read and understand HTML coding tutorials. Start at the beginning, and work your way through the basics, then you can use these pages as a resource to refer back to when you begin building pages.
HTML Tutorials - Building HTML Tags
How do I build an HTML Tag?
HTML Tags are actually a combination of three separate elements - an Opening Tag, the text or image we wish to affect, and a corresponding Closing Tag. The Opening Tag tells the browser to begin producing the effect defined in the Opening Tag, and the Closing Tag tells the browser to stop producing the effect.
The Opening Tag consists of an opening bracket, the name of the function we wish to use and a closing bracket. It is written like this:
<example>
This is followed by the text or image that we want the HTML Tag to affect, and then the tag must be closed.
The Closing Tag consists of an opening bracket, a forward slash (to indicate the tag is closing), the name of the function we are using/closing, and a closing bracket. It is written like this:
</example>
Here is how we write a complete basic HTML Tag:
HTML Tags affect every page element you place between the Opening and Closing tags and you must add a Closing Tag for every Opening Tag you use.
Learn HTML quickly and easily with our easy to read and understand HTML coding tutorials. Start at the beginning, and work your way through the basics, then you can use these pages as a resource to refer back to when you begin building pages.
HTML Tutorials - HTML Tags
How to "Mark-up" Content
HTML is a formatting 'language' which allows you to display webpage elements such as text or images, in a web browser. This is accomplished through the use of special 'tags' which tell a web browser how to display a page properly.
HTML tags also use elements called Attributes and Values to further change
HTML Coding Tutorials
Learn HTML quickly and easily with our easy to read and understand HTML coding tutorials. Start at the beginning, and work your way through the basics, then you can use these pages as a resource to refer back to when you begin building pages.
HTML Tutorials - Building HTML Tags
How do I build an HTML Tag?
HTML Tags are actually a combination of three separate elements - an Opening Tag, the text or image we wish to affect, and a corresponding Closing Tag. The Opening Tag tells the browser to begin producing the effect defined in the Opening Tag, and the Closing Tag tells the browser to stop producing the effect.
The Opening Tag consists of an opening bracket, the name of the function we wish to use and a closing bracket. It is written like this:
<example>
This is followed by the text or image that we want the HTML Tag to affect, and then the tag must be closed.
The Closing Tag consists of an opening bracket, a forward slash (to indicate the tag is closing), the name of the function we are using/closing, and a closing bracket. It is written like this:
</example>
Here is how we write a complete basic HTML Tag:
<example>text or image we wish to affect goes here</example>
HTML Tags affect every page element you place between the Opening and Closing tags and you must add a Closing Tag for every Opening Tag you use.
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