Greetings ! This site was designed to teach hypertext markup language ( more commonly known as HTML ) to anyone willing to learn. I decided to make it on account of the countless questions i receive about html, and because there is no good place i know of on the web which teaches people html. Of course, i'll be killing the sales of a few excellent html books... but, i am in no way copying or plagiarizing any of them ( although i got a few of my definitions from HTML's For Dummies, heh. ) I based this entire tutor on what i know of html. Heh, i'm sure you're pondering the validity of this entire site now, but i assure you that this is all accurate. Everything here i am very familiar with and have tried at least ten times.

I'm warning you now: the pages of this site are much like those in a textbook, and are only slightly more interesting to read. But, if you don't want to miss anything, i suggest you read them thoroughly ;)

This site is appropriate for anyone who is just beginning to learn html or those who have had a small amount of experience and are looking to try new things.

*Zann

Note: throughout the site, i use many visual examples. In place of the greater than and less than symbols that one uses to create html tags, i used [ brackets ]. This made it Much quicker for me to make the site, heh. As you do your own scripting, remember to replace all the brackets with the greater than and less than symbols, as shown below:

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Introduction to HTML

Chapter I - So you wish to be fluent in HTML ?

• where to set up your site
• basic strategies
• design tips

• basic, very common tags found in every document

• paragraphs
• fonts, styles and appearance
• lists
• blockquotes
• tables

• image filetypes
• ftp's
• within text
• thumbnails

• urls
• within a site and to a different site
• within a document
• mailto's

• pros and cons of frames
• naming and targeting
• layouts
• itchy editing

• guestbooks
• counters