<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Your Title</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="black" BACKGROUND="../bg/stars.gif"
TEXT="white" LINK="blue" VLINK="White" ALINK="yellow">
<H1>Your First Heading</H1>
<P>
Your first paragraph
</BODY>
</HTML>
This template is a simple document, there is no tables, forms or scripts.
The TITLE can be any title you want, but as this is what a browser uses as its
bookmark title, you should keep it as short as possible. In the BODY tag the
background is explained in BACKGROUND and the rest of the
attributes in this tag are explained in Colors of the BODY link on the
menu.
When you put a document on a Web server, be sure to check
the formatting and each link (including named anchors). Ideally you will have
someone else read through and comment on your files before you consider a
document finished.
You can run your coded files through an HTML validation service that will
tell you if your code conforms to accepted HTML, If you are not sure your
coding conforms to HTML specifications, this can be a useful teaching tool,
Fortunately the service lets you select the level of conformance you want for
your files (i.e., strict. level 2, level 3). If you want to use some codes that
are not officially part of the HTML specifications, this latitude is helpful.
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