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Revision as of 11:28, 25 April 2016
This article introduces web design for the beginner.
Contents
Text
Text services two purposes in web design:
- Text content
- Markup languages
Text content
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See Text content.
Text files
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See Text file.
Text editors
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See Text editor.
Web browsers
Try this: use a web browser to display a text file.
The text content will display in a single block, even if the text file has line breaks.
See Web browser.
Markup languages
A markup language is a writing system which adds meaning to text content.
See Markup language.
HTML
HTML is a well-known markup language, widely used on the World Wide Web.
HTML elements
HTML elements ...
See HTML element.
HTML tags
HTML tags ...
See HTML tag.
Web pages
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See Web page.
Simple web page
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Block elements
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Inline elements
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Classic HTML elements
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html
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head
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title
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body
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h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6
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p
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a
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img
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div
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span
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img
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style
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link
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br
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hr
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table, th, tr, td
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script
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Semantic HTML
Semantic HTML is ...
header
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article
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Learning web design (2)
See Learning web design (2) for an introduction to Cascading Style Sheets.
