Cooking Web Pages

HTML Explained

Lew Cook & Rich Cook

Computer Explorer Post 771

Part of a venture by Chevron
The Johann Jacobs Foundation
Adecco
and The Boy Scouts of America


How smart is a computer?


Web Page Cookbook


Some Tags
Tags usually come in pairs. They say start & stop.

  • Match the tags above. Match the start: with the stop: .Note these are not in the right order for a web page. The next list is.


    Let’s look at what the HTML tags do!

    <><>
    tells the computer this is a web page
    starts the head - identification info - for the document
    </TD><TD>the name that appears at the top of the screen</td></TR><TR><TD>the title ends here
    the heading of the page stops here
    the stuff that appears on the viewer's computer screen
    - your web page - starts here

    a heading. H1 = big heading. Numero uno.
    end of the big type in the heading

    starts a new paragraph after skipping a line
      what follows will be a list (unnumbered)
    • a List Item
      the end of the list item
    • another List Item
      the end of this list item
      how many list items can you have?
      the end of the Unnumbered List

      the end of the paragraph
      - an optional tag
      the end of the screen page
      - it can be really long!
      the end of the web page
      Now go over to Class Session 1 and then come back here!


      Need an easier way to do it?

      Don't like all that typing? Not sure you put the tags in the right places? Go to the Cookie Cutter and cut out most of the typing and use this short cut to your web pages!


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