- Understand the web
- HTML XHTML And CSS
- Basics of HTML
- Hypertext Links
- Formatting Text With HTML
- Images Color Backgrounds
- HTML Tables
- Layouts With CSS
- Designing HTML Forms
- HTML Frames
- Integrating Multimedia
1- HTML Character-Level Elements
Character-level elements are tags that affect words or characters within other HTML entities and change the appearance of that text so that it’s somehow different from the surrounding textmaking it bold or underlined.
2- Formatting Using CSS
In this section we talking about using the style attribute which can be used with most tags. It a way to control how the browser renders HTML tags (or elements, as they’re called in standards documents). However, most tags somehow affect the appearance of the text that they enclose.
3- Preformatted Text with HTML
The one exception to this rule is the preformatted text tag pre. Any white space that you put into text surrounded by the <pre> and </pre> tags is retained in the final output. With these tags, the spacing in the text in the HTML source is preserved when it’s displayed on the [...]
4- HTML Horizontal Rules
The hr tag, which has no closing tag in HTML and no text associated with it, creates a horizontal line on the page. Rule lines are used to visually separate sections of a web page just before headings, for example, or to separate body text from a list of items.
5- HTML Line Break
The br tag breaks a line of text at the point where it appears. When a web browser encounters a br tag, it restarts the text after the tag at the left margin.
6- HTML Addresses
The address tag address is used for signature-like entities on web pages. Address tags usually go at the bottom of each web page and are used to indicate who wrote the web page, who to contact for more information, the date, any copyright notices or other warnings, and anything else that [...]
7- HTML Quotations
The blockquote tag is used to create an indented block of text within a page.
8- Text Alignment
Text alignment is the capability to arrange a block of text, such as a heading or a paragraph, so that it’s aligned against the left margin (left justification, the default), aligned against the right margin (right justification), or centered.
9- HTML Fonts and its attributes
The font tag is used to control the characteristics of a given set of characters not covered by the character styles. Originally, <font> was used only to control the font size of the characters it surrounds, but it was then extended to enable you to change the font itself and the [...]
10- HTML Special Characters
Some special characters don’t come from the set of extended ASCII characters. For example, quotation marks and ampersands can be presented on a page using character entities even though they’re found within the standard ASCII character set.