Image Alignment and Wrapping Text
Note: These effects can now all be achieved using Cascading Style Sheets.
To allow text to wrap around an image, you just need to add one of these commands to the image tag: Read the rest of this entry »
Okay, you have an image you want to use, but it’s just not the right size to go where you want it to go. Maybe the image takes up the whole screen, or maybe you wanted a larger version of the image on the screen. Read the rest of this entry »
Note: These effects can now all be achieved using Cascading Style Sheets.
If you want to use a background color on your page, you will need to begin by finding the <body> tag. Once you have found the tag, look for a command after the word body that says bgcolor=”color”. It may look like this: Read the rest of this entry »
Changing the Link Color
Note: These effects can now all be achieved using Cascading Style Sheets. Read the rest of this entry »
Changing the Default Text Color
Okay, to change your default text color in your HTML page, you will need to find your body tag. Now, look for the phrase text=”" somewhere after the word body. You may have something like this: Read the rest of this entry »
Have you been wanting to add lists to your page? Well, here is the way to add those HTML lists to your Web pages. Read the rest of this entry »
Comments can be a nice way to help yourself when you are coding your Web page. Comments are invisible to a Web browser when it displays your Web page. The only way to view comments is to look at the source (HTML) code of the Web page. In this way, you can leave yourself notes so that you don’t forget something when you come back later to redesign the page. Read the rest of this entry »
Some Extra Text Tags
There are a few more tags you might like to try while you are creating your pages. The tags I will be talking about in this section are <sub>, <sup>, <pre>, <nobr>, <wbr />, and the Netscape only <blink> tag. Read the rest of this entry »
Adding Images to Your Page
So, have you been wondering how to add an image to your page? Well, let’s take a look at the image tag: Read the rest of this entry »