Archive for: July, 2014

HTML Links

Links are nothing but which is used to refer another document or web page. HTML uses the <a>anchor tag to create a link. In all browsers by default, links will appear as follows: An unvisited linkwhich is underlined and colored blue An active linkwhich is underlined and colored red A visited linkwhich is underlined and…

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HTML List

HTML provides three kinds of list. They are i)             Ordered List ii)            Unordered List iii)           Definition List   Ordered Lists: It is one of the way to list items with numbers. An ordered list should start with the <ol>tag. Each list item should start with the <li>tag. Example: <ol><li>Coders</li><li>Hackers</li></ol> Output: Coders Hackers Unordered Lists:  It…

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HTML Colors & Backgrounds

Backgrounds are nothing but it’s either an image or some colors. BG color <bgcolor> This attribute specifies the background color for a particular HTML page. It can be defined either in three ways. They are By hexadecimal number, By RGB value, By color name Eg:   Hexadecimal number<body bgcolor=”#FFFF00 “> RGB value <body bgcolor=”rgb(255,255,0)”> Color name<body…

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HTML Character Entities

Some characters have a special meaning in HTML. If we want the browser to actually display these characters we must insert character entities in place of the actual characters themselves.   Some of them are   I)             Less than (<) – &lt; II)           Greater than (>) – &gt; III)         Ampersand (&) – &amp; IV)          Apostrophe…

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HTML Formatting

HTML uses many tags for formatting, like bold or italic text.These HTML tags are called formatting tags. <b> or <i>defines bold or italic text. It is not same as <strong> or <em>. It simply means the text should have given some importance than other. Changing Font color HTML allows you to change the color of…

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HTML Paragraphs & Headings

The p tag is for ‘paragraph‘.   HTML provides only one level of paragraph but you can alter the size of the text inside the paragraph. Inside the <p> tag you can give many number of attributes.   For example,  <p>This is my first website</p> <p>ProgrammingTute</p> Output:  This is my first website ProgrammingTute Look at…

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HTML Elements & Attributes

HTML elements form the building blocks of all websites. Everything that comes in-between and includes the tag is defined as element of that particular tag. For example, <HTML> Element – Contains element of the whole document. <HEAD> Element –Contains the title of the document i.e. <title>ProgrammingTute</title>   You will see that ProgrammingTute will appear on the…

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HTML Tags

HTML is basically written in the form of HTML elements consisting of tags enclosed in angle brackets. (For example <html>) HTML tags most commonly come in pairs like <h1> and </h1>,where <h1> called opening tag (Start tag) and </h1> called closing tag (End tag). Each and every tag consists of a separate tag name, followed by a list of tag attributes (if necessary), HTML…

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HTML Structure

The basic structure of HTML is <HTML>   <HEAD> … </HEAD>   <BODY> … </BODY>   </HTML>   An HTML document should starts and ends with <html> and </html> tags. Because these tags tell the browser that the entire document is composed in HTML. Then inside these two tags, the document is split into two…

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HTML Versions

HTML 1.0 (1989 – 1994): It was the first version of HTML that supported only text controls and inline images. It could not allow us to use tables, frames, forms, or to change page background. So all the web page created with this version looked the same. Since W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) did not…

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