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 Basic HTML Page Structure
Here iam giving you the basic HTML page structure for the bigginers.
The basic structure of HTML pages are TAGS. Tags are those things enclosed on '<' and '>'. Each tags are used for display some thing on the browser or hold some properties of the page. The tags are of two types: single tag and paired tags. Paired tads are those one which is closed with </ > tag, help to specify the boundary of the tag. Each of the tags having some specified properties and they are specified using attributes. ( Example: size=1, color=red,ect.. )
Every HTML page is within the <HTML> and </HTML>tags. This tag specifies the page is a html page.
Then the properties of the page holds in the <HEAD> </HEAD> tags. Within this tag, another important tags like page title tags ( <TITLE>Page Title</TITLE>), meta tags, ect. are enclosed.
Then comes the body part of the page. This region is the visible part of the page. Every thing on the page which is used for viewing is situated within the <BODY></BODY> tag.
Some other tags used within the BODY tag:
<p></p> --- Paragraph
<table></table>--- Table creation
<tr></tr>--- Table row Creation.
<td></td>--- Table column ( data ) creation.
<br>--- Break line.
<font></font>--- Font character specification.
<ul></ul>--- Bullet creation ( unordered lists ).
<a></a>--- Anchor Tag ( Used for Link Creation ).
<img>--- Image insertion on page.
<h1>--- Header tag, the priority ranges from 1 to 6. 1 is the highest.
Now iamshowing you an Example of a HTML page:
<html>
<head>
<title>Demonstration Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>An Example Page</p>
<table align=center>
<tr><td>First Column</td>
<td>Second Column</td></tr>
<tr><td>Second row first column</td>
<td>Second row second column</td></tr>
</table>
<br><br>
Thats all...
</body>
</html>
Now how to save a html file?
Open your text editor ( Notepad ).
Write your own tags on it.
Make a formatted code as given above.
save the file with extension .html
Thats all foks.
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RE: Basic HTML Page Structure
Great tutorial for new comers.
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RE: Basic HTML Page Structure
That is a great tutorial for beginners although it didn't help me much because I already knew all of that....
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RE: Basic HTML Page Structure
Another useful tag is <textarea> </textarea> -- Used to create an editable box of text.
Another very useful tag that you must have forgotten is <hr /> -- Used to create a horizontal line.
Another is <!-- --> -- Used to create a comment.
I could go on for ever nearly! This should help for some more basic notation in HTML/ XHTML.
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This post was last modified: 07-10-2006 04:50 PM by clookid.
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RE: Basic HTML Page Structure
The text area tag is with in the <form> tag ( used for sending visitor related information from the remote computer to the server ).
There are two types of forms - GET and POST
Ex:
<form action="target url" method="GET name="formname">
<!--form variables-->
</form>
The variables can be implemented on the form using <input> tag.
Some of them are:
Text Box.
Text Area.
Check Box.
Radio Button.
Simple Button.
Submit Button.
Hidden Field.
You can find the details of these on the future posts.
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RE: Basic HTML Page Structure
Yes, a textarea can be used in form but other websites also use them to display source code etc. etc.
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