My First HTML

Hey Guys.

Tonight i made a HTML code.
Right, this is my first HTML.
I followed a TUT from http://inpics.net/
Its not great.
Its Very Very Simple. But it's my first one so please, be nice.

:)

Check it out here.
http://jonoshtmlshowcase.blackapplehost.com/index.html

:)
First one.

I know you prob wont want this but here is the code.

Code:

<html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" href="format.css"> <title> A Hope Page About Football Teams.</title> </head> <body> <h1>Football Homepage</h1> These are my favorite Football Teams: <ol> <li>Watford</li> <li>Liverpool</li> <li>England</li> <ol> </body> </html>

Please dont be mean it is my first one.

Regards
Jono

Re: My First HTML

Its nice for get all the Tags into your head:P But yes you are a very easy beginner, download a easy webeditor like Dreamweaver en view always the Source code than you will understand good (X)html and CSS its so easy you just need to know the Basics:) GL with your Site.

Re: My First HTML

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Originally Posted by eele

Its nice for get all the Tags into your head:P But yes you are a very easy beginner, download a easy webeditor like Dreamweaver en view always the Source code than you will understand good (X)html and CSS its so easy you just need to know the Basics:) GL with your Site.

Thanks :)
I will try some stuff like that.
Would Something like Microsoft Front Page Work?

Regards
Jono

Re: My First HTML

i highly suggest you try getting Dreamweaver, it'll make things a whole lot faster. I tried Microsoft Frontpage, i didnt like it at all. I found it was hard to use and complicated. If you need help finding Dreamweaver, give me a PM. Your code is done pretty well. Just for the reference, it kinda looks like you were expecting a new line for the favourite football teams. For a new line, simply type 
Goodluck!

Re: My First HTML

very good start, I would only suggest indenting like so:

Code:

<html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" href="format.css" /> <title> A Hope Page About Football Teams.</title> </head> <body> <h1>Football Homepage</h1> These are my favorite Football Teams: <ol style="font-weight:bold;"> <li>Watford</li> <li>Liverpool</li> <li>England</li> </ol> </body> </html>

Also, take note that and look the same but uses the mark-up to make the text bold, while uses cascading methods (like CSS). CSS is faster and better prepared for things like this. So I advise always to use the tags in place of .

You can also set the style directly to some tags like I did here:

Code:

<ol style="font-weight:bold;">

Also, child elements take the default of their parents. What I mean is, the (<li>) child tags will inherit their (<ol>) parent's style. So everything between the <ol> tags are now bold ;)

And don't forget to close those tags :P

Re: My First HTML

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cancel Man

i highly suggest you try getting Dreamweaver, it'll make things a whole lot faster. I tried Microsoft Frontpage, i didnt like it at all. I found it was hard to use and complicated. If you need help finding Dreamweaver, give me a PM. Your code is done pretty well. Just for the reference, it kinda looks like you were expecting a new line for the favourite football teams. For a new line, simply type 
Goodluck!

Quote:

Originally Posted by s-p-n

very good start, I would only suggest indenting like so:

Code:

<html> <head> <link rel="stylesheet" href="format.css" /> <title> A Hope Page About Football Teams.</title> </head> <body> <h1>Football Homepage</h1> These are my favorite Football Teams: <ol style="font-weight:bold;"> <li>Watford</li> <li>Liverpool</li> <li>England</li> </ol> </body> </html>

Also, take note that and look the same but uses the mark-up to make the text bold, while uses cascading methods (like CSS). CSS is faster and better prepared for things like this. So I advise always to use the tags in place of .

You can also set the style directly to some tags like I did here:

Code:

<ol style="font-weight:bold;">

Also, child elements take the default of their parents. What I mean is, the (<li>) child tags will inherit their (<ol>) parent's style. So everything between the <ol> tags are now bold ;)

And don't forget to close those tags :P

Thanks Both Of You.
I appreciate the thing you are suggesting.
:)
Also You Two seem like you know more than the TUT i was reading Like Indenting, so i might PM one of you to see if you aint busy if you dont mind of helping me

Regards
Jono

Re: My First HTML

Hey, I'll tell you a good path.
HTML > CSS > PHP > JAVA > MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS NOW :D.

Re: My First HTML

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Originally Posted by PostOfTheYear

Hey, I'll tell you a good path.
HTML > PHP > JAVA > MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS NOW :D.

You forgot CSS :) and better be4 learning Java learn PHP & MySQL:)

Re: My First HTML

Always good to start somewhere! ^^

Re: My First HTML

I cant get on the site i really want to try this medabot game can someone help me

Re: My First HTML

I would suggest learning xhtml before php or any other web script. xhtml is basically just nicely coded html and it will help you keep all of your scripts correct/valid. Essentially you will have master html when you learn xhtml.

I'm still not even fluent on html lol, I just use a ide to do all of it for me. No one 'really' needs to learn html anymore or even php for that matter (just reference php.net). Ides, like dreamweaver, make your life simpler and keep you from having to learn many things =)

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Originally Posted by BladeGundam

I cant get on the site i really want to try this medabot game can someone help me

What? :huh:

Re: My First HTML

Norton found TWO Computer Threats :S

Re: My First HTML

On some HTML code he even showed us?
Norton sux.