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HOWDY PHRINGUS!

Basic HTML Demo Page

This page shows examples of some of the most common instructions. I put this page together because I am jest barely half-smart and could never remember all this high pired HTML stuff from one day to the next. What I wood recommend is for yew to copy this page on yore hard drive as an HTM file. Then make a copy of it and rename the copy as a TXT file. Then use yore word processor to snoop around and see how the HTML works.

As I said, it is only intended to hep me when I am in the non-geenyus frame of mind (99% of the time). If yew want more info on HTML, trot down to your local book store and buy one of them 1200 page $89.95 books or jest call up Bill Gates.

Also, for a better guide than this, check out Initco's extry fine Basic HTML Primer . It's a dandy!

If you have any comments or questions, I'd bee glad to hep yew out if I kin. Jest send me an email.

Table of Contents

Setting Colors - Text, Background, Links, Headings
Centering Text & Graphics
Jump to Target on Same Page
Adding Colored Backgrounds to Headings
Making a Table using Text, Photos and Links
Making Lists with Bullets or Numbers
A Good Basic HTML Primer
Type Styles
Indented Text

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Setting Colors - Text, Background, Links, Headings

This information is in the first text on the page.
For this primer example page, the body tag is set to :

background color=light grey,
text color=black,
link color=slate blue,
visited link color=sky blue,
active link color=light steel blue
(If images are on the image bkgd.gif is loaded instead of white.)

List of Colors courtesy of Initco

24 Point Bold Heading

18 Point Bold Heading

13 Point Bold Heading

12 Point Bold Heading

10 Point Bold Heading
7 Point Bold Heading
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Centering Text & Graphics

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Click here to re-position to Target Heading

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This is the Target Heading
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Adding Colored Backgrounds to Headings

This Heading has a Gray Background


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You can click on any of the photos to go to the larger photo. Other photos in this table react the same way.
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    Numbered list (12 Point Bold)
  1. Line 1 (12 Point Italics)
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Initco Basic HTML Primer

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HTML supports 12 styles of type:

This text is underlined.

Preformatted text - This style includes spaces and tabs as part of its text markup. 
This is often used for indented paragraphs or lists with spaces of a specific length and does not wrap.

www@cis.nmclites.edu - This markup is specifically for placing an address in the text.

. TYPEWRITER FONT - This Markup selects a traditional Typewriter font.

. Emphasis font - This font is designed to add emphasis to text.

. This is STRONG - This font is designed to add even more emphasis to text.

printf("This is a C print statement"); - The Code type face is used in giving examples of programming code.

Sample of this as opposed to that - This Type face is used for a sampling of something.

Keyboard Typeface - This is the type face that the system browser is using. ie printing an alt 206 in DOS and an option-F on a Macintosh produces radically different characters. We recommend NOT using this type face!!

Definition face - Used for dictionary style definitions.

Citation font - Used to cite a reference.

Program Listing font - Used to list a whole program and maintain its indenting etc.

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Block Quotation - Used in an APA style document.

Definition List
Definition title
Definition.

Directory List
  • Directory Item
  • MENU List
  • Menu Item

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