HyperText Mark Up Language:
Teach Yourself HTML An Introduction by
Mark Gregory
Introduction
138 Colours
Frames
Linking
Fonts
QuickTime
Images
Tables
HTML Tags
Images as Links
Padding & Lines
Streaming Sound
Backgrounds
Single Pixel Spacers
Shockwave
Lists
Imagemaps
JavaScript
Mailto
Forms
Internet Quiz
Animated GIF
Meta Tag
Glossary
Special Symbols
More HTML
DHTML Tutorial
QuickTime Streaming
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The idea of these tutorials is to get you marking up pages right from the start. You dont even need to type! Just use your mouse to select the HTML examples, which will be in special text boxes like this one, copy the selection and paste it into any word processing program! Then you save it as a text only file and open it with the browser to see what you've done. Selection in a text area may be achieved by: (i) Clicking and dragging over the text (ii) Clicking in the text area then using Control-A or Command-A from the keyboard (iii) Clicking at the start of the text holding down the shift key and then clicking at the end of the text Dont forget the keyboard shortcuts Control-C or Command-C for copy and Control-V or Command-V for paste
