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In HTMLcafé (english) tutorial available english language.
This is a very very simple and easy but intresting language as compared to high level programming languages like C++,visual basic,java etc etc.
HTML(hyper-text markup-language)
if you want to create a successfull and fully functionalized website then continue reading because you are at the right place...
Belive me after completing this tutorial you will be able to make a website on your finger tips.
I created Only 12 Lesson on this language.
You can take daily 1 lesson or more its upto you......
Are you ready to set on a beautifull journey of HTML...?
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So let me start our sweet tutorial just like you...
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Basics:
Before starting your 1st Lesson you should know some BASICs of "html"
Dear visitor html stands for(hyper text markup language).this language just told the browser that how to show your provided picture,Text or anything else on the page.
Now you will be thinking where to write html codes.?
Yes!you can use any text editor for building a website.:)
i 1stly recommended you to use windows NOTEPAD as your Text editor.
and remember you must save your file as .html extension.
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
.
.
.
</body>
</html>
Let us discuss these basic tags in details.:)
The first tag is
<html>
and its closing tag</html>
This Tag told the webbrowser that this is an html page.which is to be translated.(YOU MUST CLOSE THIS TAG AT THE END OF PAGE)
<head>
and its closing tag</head>
You will learn about this tag later in your tutorial this may put you in confusion.The Next tag is
<title>
and its closing tag</title>
this tag told the browser that what title should be assign to a web page in title bar.The Next tag is the most important tag which is
<body>
and its closing tag</body>
Now click start > Run > and type NOTEPAD in it and hit enter Notepad is open now.start writing basic tag.
You should save your file as Home.html
<html>
<head>
<title>My homepage</title>
</head>
<body>
.
.
.
</body>
</html>
