HTML for People Who Want to Learn -- HTML for Starters

Put to Use What You Have Learned

Now you are ready to use the HTML tags that you have just learned. Below you will see a short example of how your Web page may look as you are writing it using the tags in "HTML for Starters". Below the example, you will see a link to the page created using the document in this example. This is what the page will look like in a browser.

With practice, you will soon become a master of HTML. Good luck!

How your Web page may look as you are writing it

<HTML>

<HEAD>
<TITLE>Put to Use What You Have Learned</TITLE>
</HEAD>

<H1 ALIGN=CENTER>Use What You Have Learned</H1>

<H2><A NAME="ready">You're Ready to Begin</A></H2>

Now you can use HTML tags in your home page! HTML is easy to learn. You may need a little bit of practice, after which you will know these tags by heart. If you don't already have a home page, you can get one <STRIKE> not for $$ a month</STRIKE>, for <BLINK>FREE</BLINK> from <A HREF="http://www.oocities.org/"> GeoCities</A>.

You know how to center paragraphs.

And you know how to right align paragraphs.

<IMG SRC="smiley.gif" WIDTH=35 HEIGHT=34 ALIGN=LEFT ALT="smiley face">Be happy because now you can create your own Web pages yourself! You don't have to depend on someone else or a WYSIWYG HTML editor to do the job for you.

You could even put mathematical expressions on your page if you wanted to for some reason. Such as E=mc2 or log26410=60 (that last expression really isn't hard to solve).

Do you have any questions or comments? E-mail me at <A HREF="mailto:abcs_html@oocities.com"> abcs_html@oocities.com</A>.

Go to <A HREF="#ready">You're Ready to Begin</A> to read my closing paragraph again.

</BODY>

</HTML>

Click here to see how the document in the example above looks. To return to this page, just click on the "Back" button at the top of your browser window.

Last Modified: Saturday, 18-Jul-98 21:50:15 PDT
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