HTML Help and References
The HTML Writers Guild is the largest international organization of World Wide Web designers. Members include professionals, students, and hobbyists; programmers, artists, writers, educators, and entrepeneurs; beginners and experts. Basic membership is free and open to anyone with a desire to improve or perfect their skills in the craft of web design. Offers lots of help, mailing lists and archives.
World Wide Web Consortium was founded in October 1994 to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing common protocols that promote its evolution and ensure its interoperability. It is an international industry consortium with membership open to organizations only, not individuals. Individuals can subscribe to the World Wide Web Journal, the official Journal of W3C.
The Web Design Group was founded to promote the creation of non-browser specific, non-resolution specific, creative and informative sites that are accessible to all users worldwide. It offers material on a wide range of HTML related topics.
Dan's HTML Help Page A well written site that includes everything you might need to know about writing a web site, with links to graphics, help, downloads and Java applications.
John's HTML Demos This site lists a variety of demos for common and not-so-common HTML codes... also has a nice selection of other interesting links and pages.
D. J. Quad's Ultimate HTML Site
This site serves as a one-stop HTML authoring and design site. It includes links to HTML information including tutorials, style guides, HTML editors, HTML Standards and proposed improvements, CGI, Java, ActiveX, publishing tips including graphic tips and programs, animation, plugin support, and multimedia info among other things.
The Complete Free Guide to HTML and Java Script An easy to read guide with basics as well as advanced HTML and Java Script help.
WebCom Web Publishing Guide This page is intended to provide Web Communications users (and Internet users at large) with a comprehensive resource for publishing on the World Wide Web: tutorials, hints, reference, public software tools, and more.
How to Build Your own Web Site ZD-Net's Guide to building a web site. This Help Channel "cookbook" has basic steps will work for anyone, with additional pointers for small businesses trying to get on the Web.
Java Boutique Te Ultimate Java Resource... has lots of java scripts that can be adapted and used at your web site, also has help areas, FAQ's and other HTML information.
HyperNews Forums Web Mastery Resource Lists includes information on web style, learning HTML, HTML language, editors and converters, World Wide Web, servers, browsers and images.
Willcam's Comprehensive HTML Cross Reference This compact index of tags is arranged alphabetically. Each tag is a link that leads to a description of the tag and its syntax. If you need more detail, try the complete index that also includes tag names. Four other indexes are available that list tags according to the standards they support.
Webmaster's University Learn how to put images, links, tables, frames, and more to your website. From the very basics to the more complex aspects of web page building, you can probably find information here.
How Do They Do That With HTML? Most of these "neat-o" pages utilize the many extensions (and sometimes bugs) of
Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Today, the greatest looking pages push HTML to its ever-diminishing limits. This site tries to give a comprehensive listing of bits and
pieces of information about HTML tips and tricks.
HTML 3.0 a guide for web hackers and designers The NCSA Beginner's Guide to HTML is an introduction and does not pretend to offer instructions on every aspect of HTML. Links to additional Web-based resources about HTML and other related aspects of preparing files are also provided.
Authoring with HTML, CGI, Java, JavaScript, Graphics.. The Web Developers Virtual Library can help with almost every aspect of web design... an excellent resource tool.
Sandia National Laboratories HTML Reference Manual This file was last modified January 1996. There are no current plans to upgrade this document. It is maintained only as an explanation of the original core of the HTM Language. Other sources should be viewed for current information on this rapidly changing language.
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