Halo..

Jyothsna · # 11 (**permalink**)

thanku a lot. yes we can proceed for further.

Shadab · # 12 (**permalink**)

Thew very basic things, small explanations of commonly used words.

Element :

HTML Code:

<body>
The content of the BODY element is placed here.
</body>

Tags :

And, the start and closing text (code) of the element is called a Tag.
So, for the above element, that we have written :

the <body> is the start tag.
Everything written after it is counted as the content of the BODY element.

the </body> is the corresponding end tag.
This marks that the content of the BODY element is over (finished, complete, whatever you call).

fine ?

thanx,
Shadab

Jyothsna · # 13 (**permalink**)

yes fine..

thanku,
Jyothsna.

Shadab · # 14 (**permalink**)

Some very basic tags with their use :

 and : Makes the text bold.

 and : Makes the text Italicized.

 and : Makes the text underlined.

 and : Defines a block of text as a paragraph.

<div> and </div> : Defines a particular division / section of a document.
(Most of its use is for making cool looking layouts, which will be learnt afterwards)

 (if you are writing in HTML4.0)
 (if you are writing in XHTML1.0) :
These define a line break. (also known as a Soft Carriage Return)

<big> and </big> : makes the text's font size bigger than the other surrounding text.

 and : makes the text's font size smallr than the other surrounding text.

Jyothsna · # 15 (**permalink**)

It's really very interesting..
thanku,
Jyothsna.

Shadab · # 16 (**permalink**)

Your first HTML Document :

HTML Code:

<html> <head> <title>My First HTML Doc.</title> </head> <body> <b>This text is bold.</b><br /> <i>This is in italics</i><br /> <u>Whoa.. this is underlined</u> <p>This is a new paragraph,<br />
which can be easily identified as it has some space left above and below it
</p> <p>You know

html does not
pay respect to

the white-space that appears in the text that is inside

a normal tag.
</p> <p>This sentence is written in one line,<br />but will appear as broken on two
</p>

This is the power of a break "br" element.

<p> <big>This</big> text is bigger.<br /> <br /> <small>This</small> text is smaller than the others
</p> </body> </html>

Jyothsna · # 17 (**permalink**)

How to run this code...

Jyo..

Shadab · # 18 (**permalink**)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jyothsna

How to run this code...

Jyo..

Copy-paste the given code, into the Notepad.

Then,
File Menu > Save As >

Browse to the location, where you want to save that file.
I recommend you select the Desktop, for easy access.

Then, click on the Drop-down menu on the lower right of the box that appears,
and select the option "All Files".

Then,
on the box, just to its left,
type : my-first-html-doc.htm

After that, click "Save".

Close the Notepad.

Now, go to your desktop,
and open that saved html file using Internet Explorer.

And then, you shall see your html document, as rendered by the browser.

ok.

thanx,
Shadab.

Jyothsna · # 19 (**permalink**)

thanku a lot ..
I feel that i can learn many things from u..
have to move..
catch u back later..

thanks,
Jyo..

Jyothsna · # 20 (**permalink**)

And haa it's really a very nice meeting with u..

Jyo..