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This section of the site is a compilation of all the HTML tags you're likely to need to get started on a professional looking website, with the instructions you need to assign properties. It's divided into the following sections:

 

As you get to understand how HTML works you will want to know more. Much of what you're looking for will be up on this site by then, and there'll be links to places where you can find more.

 


PAGE TAGS
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REMEMBER - Most tags have endtags identified with a forward slash after the first bracket. Always use them when required - REMEMBER

tag FUNCTION end tag
<html> Starts and finishes any html (web) page </html>
<head> This is the area where the invisibles go - invisibles include title, meta tags, description, keywords, stylesheets and javascript </head>
<body> All the page content goes in between these tags. You can use the body tag to define backgrong colour, background image and text colour.

bgcolour= is the code for background colour

background= is the code for background image

text= is the code to set the default text colour

link= & vlink= are instructions for setting the colours of links & visited links respectively (it can be useful to let the viewers know where they've already been).


They would be keyed in as so: <body bgcolor="#000000" background="star.gif" text="#FFFFCC" link="#FFFF66" vlink="#CCCC99">

Click on the link to view a page with these properties.

</body>

 


HEAD TAGS
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tag FUNCTION end tag
<title> The page title which appears at the top of the browser goes in here. </title>
<meta> You can give you site a meta name which doesn't show in the browser, but can be found by the search engines. In it you include a brief description of your site and as many keywords as you think people might use to search for your site. Here's an example:

<meta name="description" content="I am a web page about nothing">
<meta name="keywords" content="nil, zero, void, absolutely zilch">

 
<style> Style sheets are a brilliant way of controlling text properties. More on this later as it's advanced stuff </style>

 


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