HTML 4.0 Introduction - Creating HTML Pages

This tutorial goes through how to create a basic web page using Notepad.

HTML 4.01 : Embedding Objects Part 5 - Using the Object Element

The <object> element is a general-purpose element, designed to insert many different types of content into an HTML document.

HTML 4.01 : Embedding Objects Part 4 - Tags Object Can Enclose

The <object> element operates in conjunction with the <param> element, which is used to specify the different parameters that each object can take. These parameters are values that the object will require at run time. They must be placed at the beginning of the content of the <object> element.

HTML 4.01 : Embedding Objects Part 3 - Internet Explorer Object Extensions

This tutorial goes through other attributes that Internet Explorer adds to the <object> element.

HTML 4.01 : Embedding Objects Part 2 - How the Object Element Works

Most browsers have built-in native support for common features such as images (GIFs, JPEGs, and PNGs), text, fonts, and colors. When IE 4 was released in 1997, the most common components available on the web were ActiveX controls and Java applets, both of which could be run by the <object> element.

HTML 4.01 : Embedding Objects Part 1 - Introduction

What happens if we want a movie embedded in our web page, or an audio MP3 file? In the first days of the web, we could do little more than browse hyper-linked text pages with the very occasional image if we were lucky.

Writing HTML Documents - HTML Graphics

Here we will go through some graphic-related HTML elements. This includes using HTML to add images to your web pages.

Writing HTML Documents - Further Formatting in HTML

Here we will explain some more formatting tags that are commonly used in HTML.

Writing HTML Documents - Basic HTML

A description of some basic HTML elements used in the BODY of Web documents. This includes paragraph breaks, new lines and headings.

Writing HTML Documents - Introduction to HTML

Hyper-Text Mark-up Language (or HTML for short) is the language used to specify the construction of Web pages. Web pages are a form of HyperText and include text, graphics and links to other HTML documents.