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Lesson 1: The Beginning

This is the beginning... Not just with this Course, but, with building your page. This
lesson is crucial to building your Head and Meta Tags for your Website. These are
also used through the Body of your Page.

Note: Tags in HTML are not case sensitive so they can be written as <title> or <TiTle>
both meaning the same thing and interpreted as the same, in your editor, and by the
Search Engine Robots when they crawl your page.

(1) Opening Tags: <tt> <a> etc.

(2) Closing Tags: </tt> </a>etc.

(3) Bold: whatever

Example: Bob jumped OVER the Fence.

Bob jumped OVER the fence.

(4) Italicized: whatever

Example: Use this in whatever you do....
Use this in whatever you do...

(5) Large Fonts: Larger

(6) Smaller Fonts: Smaller

(7) Type Written: <tt> type-written </tt>

(8) HTML files are just normal text files...they usually have the extension of .htm, or .html,
or .shtml .....HTML documents have 2 parts the Head and the Body . The Body is the larger
part of the document, as the body of a letter to a friend you would write to a friend would
be. The Head of the document contains the documents title and similar information, and
the Body contains most everything else.

Example:

<html> (Opening Tag, etc.)

<head>

<title> The title goes here </title>

</head>

<body>

The body goes here

</body>

</html> (Closing Tag, etc.)

Note: Extra spaces and line breaks (Blank lines) will be ignored when the html is
interpreted and they will be condensed in the editor...so add them if you wish to
make it easier.

Whatever falls between the TITLE tags will be in the title of the document, when the
page is viewed it is usually found in the title bar at the top of the screen. Anything
Placed between the <head> and </head> tags is not seen in the preview of the page.

[Note: You may NOT use other tags within the TITLE tags [Example: you cannot have
a code read: <title> Title goes here </title>.]

Try this and create your own HTML page, type the following into a new text file in
your editor ( TSW WebCoder, Front Page, etc. ):

<html>

<body> whatever you want as far as text

</body>

</html>

Save the file as "Home.htm". Please note, MOST ISP's require that your main file to
show your home page be called....Index.html