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HTML Tutorial Part 1- The Basic Tags
you will learn the tags needed to make a basic web page in HTML. These tags are very easy to remember once you learn them. You will be able to spice up your webpage in no time with this tutorial.

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HTML For The Newcomer: Part 1
first a quick definition of what HTML is! In layman's terms, HTML is a language recognised by the Internet, therefore if you know how to use it, you can play around with the Internet, the most popular use of HTML is for editing websites. In this tutorial I will cover some of the basic HTML commands for use with notepad, which will be your program of choice when coding HTML, if you cant find it - It is in the accessories folder in program files.

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HTML For The Newcomer: Part 2
In the last tutorial we studied a very basic HTML document, it only involved the most basic of tags,, and diddnt look like much more than a few words when viewed in a web browser. In this tutorial you will learn how to add other features in HTML to make your webpage look better! First lets take a look at the code we had last time.

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HTML For The Newcomer: Part 3
In the last installment of this series we talked about background colours, including the use of hex code to make a website look nicer. In this tutorial we are going to discuss something a little more advanced, one thing that users love in a website is interactive features, and in this tutorial we shall discuss the first basic interactive feature you need to learn. Hyperlinks - you have seen them before, you click on them and they take you somewhere, be it another website or a file download,

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Learning the Basics of Xhtml and getting started!
Lets start off by assuming you know the basics of Html, HyperText Markup Language. Xhtml stands for eXtensible HyperText Markup Language, allowing itself to be more versatile, compatible, and cleaner then its predecessor. It is aimed to replace html as a global web language and has the ability to support xml applications. Xhtml is recommended for any web programmer. Doctype and Headers All xhtml files should have a Document Type Definitions (Doctype) stated in its source. A xhtml document co

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The right way to do lists
There are many ways to do list, but there is only one good way to do them. HTML is forgiving, very forgiving. You can type all sort of rubish and somehow you just might stay afloat with that, but to have a good CSS compatible list you need to put in some thinking. First we think of a list, I will use Super Heroes.

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Understanding HTML Links
HTML Links are the basical entity of hypertextual navigation. There are several kinds of links. Standard links are used to send the visitor to another page that can be located under the same domain or in another domain. These links can be relative or absolute: relative links are specified starting from the actual page location on the server and absolute links include the full URL of the linked page.

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How To Redirect A Webpage
his tutorial explains how to use the Meta Tag "Refresh" to redirect to a different URL. At some time or another you might need to redirect people to a different page because a URL has changed or you do not want people viewing a certain area. By using the Meta Tag "Refresh" you can easily forward the end user of the site to the new page you wish them to go to. The most common use for the refresh tag is to help tell your users a page has changed and they need to update their bookmarks. I per

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Everything HTML
A brief introduction to the tutorial and what you can expect to learn.

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Automatic refresh webpage / Set time to redirect
When you need your web page automatic refresh in 5 second or any second, use this meta tag. it's a simple code, put it between HEAD tag in your web page. Overview This script easy but powerful. Many websites use this scripts to redirect to another page or refresh the same page, for example, my website updates in every 10 minutes and I want to show user my latest content then I put this script to my page and set it refreshs in every 10 minutes.

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How to Start a Website for free
1. First of all to start a Website you need a Host where your files(website) is saved & shown. Some Free Hosts are Listed Here . Start a account in any one of them. 2. Then you will need a domain, generally you get a subdomain with the host which is long, now many Free domain services are there like Dot.tk , Co.nr, Uni.CC etc, which make your Domain name short like yourname.tk etc . 3. If you Don`t want a messy or ugly site . You can download templates ( Templates are readymade files which

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Html Basics
This tutorial will introduce you to the basics of Forms and show you how to make a simple form that sends information to an email address.

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Creating my first webpage with HTML
Beginner tutorial covering what HTML is and how to create your first webpage. In this tutorial we will discuss what HTML is and what it is used for, also some examples that you can use to code your first page! HTML (Hyper-Text Markup Language) is a web programming language, the building blocks of any website. You could think of it like the alphabet of the english language. It is used to tell the Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscape etc.) how the website should look. HTML i

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Getting Started
There are really only a few basic things you need to learn to create a very professional looking website. Once knowing the basics of HTML you will soon be on your way to creating your own great webpages. Things you need before you begin: 1. A Computer. 2. A Web Browser 3. A type of html processing program. I recommend Dreamweaver, but notepad will work just fine. 4. Some free time. 5. Your Brain. Seeing as how you already have all of these things lets get started.

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Hyperlinks
This is a must for any html newbie. It’s important to know how to properly link your pages together, so that visitors can easily navigate their way threw your site. When you save your pages take notice that they save as name.html, or sometimes name.htm, if you’re using a program like FrontPage (I don’t recommend using FrontPage). It is important that you are consistent when saving your files. There are certain things you can’t place in names. Examples of bad names: * p

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HTML Fundamentals: Logical vs. Inline tags
Html is a relatively simple technology to learn, so easy in fact that once people get just a very basic understanding, they jump into building web pages without much thought about learning anything more about the fundamentals of HTML. As such, most web designers are not taking full advantage of HTML and CSS, wasting their time, money, and generally making their lives more difficult. The differences between logical and physical tags is one of the fundamental concepts in HTML that, when underst

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Learning XHTML
XHTML will eventually become the normal standard of html coding. Learn to code to this standard.

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HTML Tutorial
This HTML tutorial is written to give the reader the ability to write HTML documents and get a web site up and running. This tutorial should enable the reader to understand HTML quickly and also be useful as reference material. This HTML tutorial is written for the beginner. After learning information in this tutorial, the reader will be ready for more advanced subjects such as DHTML, XML, SGML, and client and server side script writing.

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Text Commands
with examples, of all those fun little things you can do to text.

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HEAD Commands
Try this for fun. Without telling the people what you are doing, ask a few of your friends what the commands on an HTML document are for. I'll bet you get widely differing answers. I received a letter from a person who really chewed me out for not involving the HEAD commands in the HTML Goodies Primers. I asked why this struck such a chord with her and she answered that the commands have to be in the document for it work correctly. "No, they don't," I replied. "Yes, they do," she replied

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