NWE Help: Web: Authoring: HTML

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Most web pages use the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) to mix text, images, programs, and links to other pages or sites. This primer should provide you with the HTML knowledge you need to get your work done.

• Introduction:: An introduction to HTML
• Tags, Elements, Attributes:: The parts of HTML (some terminology)
• Skeleton:: The skeleton of every HTML document
• Dividing a document:: Dividing a document into parts
• Styling text:: Styling text (bold, italic, etc)
• Adding images:: Adding images to an HTML document
• Linking:: Linking your HTML documents to others
• Anchor:: Internal links in your HTML documents
• Lists:: Using Lists to Structure Parts of your Document
• Adding color:: Adding color to text and/or backgrounds
• HTML tables:: HTML tables, which can enhance a document
• Advanced tables:: More things one can do with tables
• Frames:: HTML frames, for multi-document browsing
• CSS:: Cascading Style Sheets, for controlling style
• Quick-ref handout:: A 3 page PDF with a quick discussion of HTML basics
• Special Characters:: Codes for adding special characters to your pages
• Tips and Tricks:: Nifty things you can do with HTML pages
• Common goofs:: Common mistakes made in HTML
• Tag Reference:: The W3 Consortium's reference list of every standard HTML tag.