Print PDF
Favorite
Email
This will be a multi-part guide on how to build your own websites. I will cover everything from basic HTML code, to the more advanced PHP code, to using GUI editors to make your process faster. This first part will cover using basic HTML to make simple pages.
I will assume you know basic computer terms, such as browser and server, but not necessarily specific code or things like HTML editor (or even HTML). If you don't know what they mean, look them up on the internet (I will defiantly assume you know what that means, as you are using it).
Also, I will not be posting pictures in this guide, as they are quite irrelevant. Instead, I will be providing links to web pages used as examples.
To view the code that the example web page used, right click anywhere in it and click either "View Source" or "Page Source" (depending on the browser).
Let's begin shall we?
I will assume you know basic computer terms, such as browser and server, but not necessarily specific code or things like HTML editor (or even HTML). If you don't know what they mean, look them up on the internet (I will defiantly assume you know what that means, as you are using it).
Also, I will not be posting pictures in this guide, as they are quite irrelevant. Instead, I will be providing links to web pages used as examples.
To view the code that the example web page used, right click anywhere in it and click either "View Source" or "Page Source" (depending on the browser).
Let's begin shall we?
Remove these ads by
Signing UpStep 1The Editor
In order to build a website, we need some sort of editor to use. This is where we will type and edit the code. Some editors allow you to view the web page as you type the code, and some are just plain text editors. Some will highlight syntax (another name for code).
If you can afford it, the best HTML editor you can buy (in my opinion) is Adobe Dreamweaver (formally Macromedia Dreamweaver). Other good editors include FrontPage (included in some versions of Microsoft Office) and CoffeeCup.
There are many free HTML editors out there though. I personally use KompoZer , it is free and similar to Dreamweaver. Another free one is Notepad (comes with every version of Windows), just remember to save the file with a .html ending instead of the default .txt.
If you can afford it, the best HTML editor you can buy (in my opinion) is Adobe Dreamweaver (formally Macromedia Dreamweaver). Other good editors include FrontPage (included in some versions of Microsoft Office) and CoffeeCup.
There are many free HTML editors out there though. I personally use KompoZer , it is free and similar to Dreamweaver. Another free one is Notepad (comes with every version of Windows), just remember to save the file with a .html ending instead of the default .txt.
| « Previous Step | Download PDFView All Steps | Next Step » |
The question is "for your next PAT (practical assessment task) you will have to find out if you can create a web page in css, but not any web page you can chose from 3.
Number 1 find out if you can make a member page that show the members and allows you to log in as one or to become one.
Number 2 find out if you can create a page where you can upload files but it must only be available to members same for the downloads.
Number 3 find out if you can use css to create a web page or a section of the web page were a random anonymous person can donate money.
Remember this is all in css
Have fun."
That is the question we have
http://www.instructables.com/answers/Is-there-any-HTML-30-software-editors-that-work-c/
sample:
<body bgcolor="#ffffff">
note: the # sign is important and in putting hexadecimal colors are limited to 6 letters. 6, 3, 9 , f , 0 - hexadecimal signs
do not use this:
<body background="#ffffff">
or
or whatever).
All though I suppose I could give you a bit of code early. Try this:
******
<link rel="Name of Icon" href="picture.ico" />
******
It must be in .ico format though.
is the only option, because
isn't valid in XHTML. But really, it's not a bad instructible. I kind of wish you'd spent some time explaining the difference between the head and the body, though.