Posted September 14th, 2014 by Jason N
So having completed Part 1 of this series of web development tutorials, we can now begin to get some actual coding done, remembering of course that since we’re just using HTML and not CSS, we won’t be able to create a particularly attractive webpage, but we’ll at least have a foundation upon which we can further our knowledge.
We’ll start by examining the most basic HTML document usable practically. It looks like this:
<p>This is a paragraph.</p>
Paste that into a file with the extension ‘.html’, and open it up in your favourite web browser – you can use a program like Notepad++ to do this (just switch the language to HTML). Note that when you do this, your browser is directly interpreting the file itself – there’s no request to a server or anything, so this is purely client-side.Comments: none yet | Filed under: tutorials | Tagged: attributes, elements, html, tags, web design, web development