Here is a good HTML
and XHTML Tutorial, from State University of New
York-Albany. The following is from this tutorial’s introduction:
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) and
XHTML (Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language) are the markup language
from
which all Web pages are built. Although there are new types of
technology and coding options, including PHP, ASP, XML and others,
traditional markup language is the place where “all things Web” starts.
Some Web editing software publishers claim that it is not necessary to
know HTML if you use their programs to build Web pages. However, this
is rarely the case. In almost every instance at least some knowledge of
HTML and XHTML is helpful.
In this tutorial we will guide you through the basics of writing
HTML/XHTML code. It is important to realize that there is no better way
to learn and understand the code than to actually write and use it.
This tutorial will get you started on your first steps toward becoming
knowledgeable about the code. You may download a printable copy of this
HTML tutorial here in pdf format (43 pages, 1.08mb). You may
expect this tutorial to take about 45 mintues to 1 hour if you
work through it quickly. To fully explore it will take 1 hour to 1 1
1/2 hour.
HTML/XHTML Tutorial Contents:
- About
HTML/XHTML
- Technique
- Tools
- Web
vs. Print
- Getting
Started
- Setting
Up the Basic Code
- Adding
and Formatting Text
- Nesting
Tags
- Advanced
Text Formatting
- Color
and the Web
- Headings
- Lists
- Links
- Layout
and Tables
- Advanced
Table Formatting
- Images
- Putting
It All Together
- Adding
An Image
- Adding
A Simple Table
- Main
Body Information
- Finishing
Touches
- If
You Continue On
Most
Commonly Used HTML/XHTML Tag List
The most commonly used HTML and XHTML tags are presented on
this page in an easy-to-use format.
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