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How To Use HTML Meta Tags
Explains the description and keyword tags. Includes links to generators and builders.
The HTML title tag isn't really a meta tag, but it's worth discussing in relation to them
For instance, within the title tag of this page that you are reading is this text: How To Use HTML Meta Tags If you look at the reverse bar in your browser, then you should see that text being used, similar to this: Some browsers also supplement whatever you put in the title tag by adding their own name, as you can see Microsoft's Internet Explorer doing in the picture above
For example, this is how Teoma lists the page you are reading: You can see that the text "How To Use HTML Meta Tags" is used as the hyperlinked title of this page's listed in Teoma's results
For this page you are reading, I would like it described in a search engine's listings like this: This tutorial explains how to use HTML meta tags, with links to meta tag generators and builders
The format is shown below (click on the picture if you want to copy and past the HTML for your own use): You do NOT need to use variations of the meta robots tag to help your pages get indexed
Writing HTML
Basic to advanced HTML topics, with a review quiz at the end of each chapter.
Writing HTML | About | / June 2000 / version 4.5.2 / / About this Tutorial We created this tutorial way back in 1994, when the web was young
See how as well old snapshots from the Internet Archive's WRITING HTML WAS CREATED way back in 1994 to help teachers create learning resources that access information on the Internet
Unlike any other previous medium, the ability to 'write' HTML allows you to potentially connect with millions of other people, as your own self-publisher
Objectives This tutorial covers the steps for writing HTML files using illustrative examples for creating web pages
IN THESE LESSONS YOU WILL: identify and use different HTML formatting codes
create and modify HTML documents using a simple text editor
And maybe you will have some fun! What is HTML? H yper T ext M arkup L anguage PUT MOST SIMPLY, is a format that tells a computer how to display a web page
There are software 'tools' that allow you to spin web pages without touching any HTML
We strongly urge that you use the most basic text editor while you learn HTML and then later you can explore If you use a word processor program then you must save your files as plain ASCII text format
How to use HTML in webtv e-mail
Features step by step lessons on how to add HTML tags in the signature box.
Includes a practice pad and some browser friendly tools.
Search: The Web Tripod « | » WebTv Users Poll Which webtv do you own? There are literally hundreds of websites devoted to html
This mini tutorial is written exclusively for webtv users who are only interested in learning the basics about html
If you are new to html, it is recomended that you start with A special section on has been added for webtv plus users
Now you can practice your html by using the test bed below
An introduction to html and an explanation of tags and their uses
Still can't get your html to work? Find out why, here! Links to other html related pages
Practice it Here! Translate it here! Create it here! Put a weather banner for your home town in your e-mail! Or, Enter ID# Below To Pick-Up A Card: WebTv's Home Page Alan's Guest Book You Are Visitor: Awards I have won Announce this Web Site to a friend! Type In Your Name: Type In Your E-mail: Type In Your Friend's E-mail: How To Use HTML In WebTv E-Mail© 1998 by Alan Buonforte All rights reserved
W3C HTML Home Page
Full information on HTML and links to all the specifications.
| Quick links : , XHTML 1.0, (PR ), (WD ) HyperText Markup Language ( HTML ) Home Page This is W3C 's home page for the HTML Activity
Here you will find pointers to our specifications for HTML/XHTML , guidelines on how to use HTML/XHTML to the best effect, and pointers to related work at W3C
HTML is one of many currently being pursued
You can learn more about the HTML Activity from the HTML Activity Statement
| public drafts | slides | validation | articles | roadmap | XForms | related work | () 31 January 2006: The XHTML-Print specification has been published as a Proposed Recommendation
XHTML-Print is designed to be appropriate for printing from mobile devices to low-cost printers that might not have a full-page buffer and that generally print from top-to-bottom and left-to-right with the paper in a portrait orientation
XHTML-Print is also targeted at printing in environments where it is not feasible or desirable to install a printer-specific driver and where some variability in the formatting of the output is acceptable
27 January 2006: 'The future is XHTML 2.0 ' — News report on IBM Developerworks article about XHTML2
info: HOW TO USE HTML
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Configuring Mail Clients to Send Plain ASCII Text
Six main reasons for not sending HTML or MIME messages, and directions to turn
off HTML and MIME in mailers.
Configuring Mail Clients to Send Plain ASCII Text What is wrong with sending HTML or MIME messages? There are now six main reasons for NOT doing this: Many E-mail and Usenet News reader programs, usually the mail and news reader programs that come with browser packages, allow users to include binary attachments (MIME or other encoding) or HTML (normally found on web pages) within their E-mail messages
Any of these can cause trouble with in-line HTML (or encoded attachments)
Most of the time all they see is the actual HTML code behind the message
And if someone replies to the HTML formatted message, the quoting can render the message even more unreadable
For this reason, many mailing lists especially those that provide a digest version, explicitly forbid the use of HTML formatted e-mail
HTML or MIME messages are larger and more wasteful than simple text messages
Using HTML or MIME in E-mail messages makes the messages larger in size by a mimimum of two thirds to more than twenty times
Some mailing list programs fail to format the digest correctly if HTML messages appear
HTML or MIME messages leave or include unwanted files (attachments) on the machines of the recipients of these messages
HTML Made Really Easy
Explains the structure of HTML quickly and clearly and shows through examples
how to build a web page.The whole tutorial is about 14 printed pages.
HTML Made Really Easy March 3, 2004-- After many years without one, there's finally a for this site
HTML is very easy to use; it was designed that way
If you can edit a text file, then you can write HTML (and if you can write email, you can edit a text file)
This tutorial will explain the structure of HTML quickly and clearly, and show you through examples the practical things you need to know, so you can be making your own pages soon (like, this afternoon)
If your browser supports frames, fire up this (), where you can type HTML in one frame and see the resulting page in another
Give your HTML files names ending in '.html' (or '.htm')
Use your browser to view the HTML files you create, with the menu command 'File/Open File' or something similar; use the 'Reload' function after each change
OK, Ready? Read these sections to get a solid grounding in HTML (none longer than a page, including examples): Read whichever of these you're interested in (still mostly short): Read these when you're comfortable making simple pages: And finally, the has some useful links
Viewable with Any Browser: Campaign
Campaign for a Non-Browser Specific WWW. Resources, more information and links
about this effort.
I try to only use browser specific tags in appropriate manners, and only if there's a good reason for their use, and in the cases in which I've used tags which only some browsers support, such as image maps, frames, Java, etc., I have done my best to utilize the graceful degradability options available in HTML or provided alternatives for browsers that don't support them
Here is a sample bit of html you can use (with appropriate modifications) if you like: <p><a href="http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/"><img src="path-to-graphic/graphicname" width="graphic-width-in-pixels" height="graphic-height-in-pixels" alt="Viewable With Any Browser" /></a></p> Note : You should choose one of the graphics from the page and copy it to your web site directory, and modify the above code to match your setup and the graphic you've chosen
This is not an HTML guide, but it will help you know what the accessibility trouble spots are in web pages, and provide advice on how to deal with them
HTML-TEMPLATE - Use HTML templates from Common Lisp
Portable library for Common Lisp, can be used to fill templates with arbitrary (string)
values at runtime; loosely modeled after Perl module HTML::Template and ...
HTML-TEMPLATE - Use HTML Templates from Common Lisp Abstract HTML-TEMPLATE is a portable library for Common Lisp which can be used to fill templates with arbitrary (string) values at runtime
(Actually, it doesn't matter whether the result is HTML
It's just very likely that this will be what the library is mostly used for.) It is loosely modeled after the Perl module HTML::Template and compatible with a subset of its syntax, i.e
it should be possible to use your HTML-TEMPLATE templates with HTML::Template as well (but usually not the other way around)
HTML-TEMPLATE translates templates into efficient closures which can be re-used as often as needed
The rationale behind something like HTML-TEMPLATE or HTML::Template is that you want to separate code and layout (I think in Newspeak these are called the "Business Layer" and the "Presentation Layer") as much as possible when generating HTML, especially if you work with graphical artists who are responsible for the visual appearance of your site but aren't programmers
I've worked (or had to work) with several different approaches over the years, including emitting HTML from CGI scripts directly, using tools like Embperl, Mason, PHP (yuk!), or Java/XML/XLST stuff, or employing different Lisp markup languages but found that HTML::Template's approach usually works best for me: The graphical designers only need to learn a minimal set of new tags (three of them) and can update their templates independently from the work done on the backend
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Spiderpro: How To use html extensions for PHP pages Explains how to modify .htaccess so that .
html files are parsed through PHP.
How to use html extensions for PHP pages How To..
Pages with a .html extension for instance, will be handled as - not very surprisingly - HTML pages
Using PHP in .html pages If you use PHP in a page with .html extensions, things won't work
This is normal behaviour, any unknown tag will just be skipped in HTML
And PHP tags are unknown to HTML
Converting existing HTML pages If you convert HTML-pages into PHP-pages you'll need ot change the extensions
If you change a link like http://spiderpro.com/mypage.html into http://spiderpro.com/mypage.php you can be sure that all references to this page will result in errors (the dreaded 404)
Learning your server to parse HTML as PHP The best solution is to learn your webserver that all HTML-pages must be treated as PHP-pages
The server will just check if PHP is used - if so it will parse the PHP sections and show the parsed PHP and the HTML
If no PHP sections are found - the HTML will be shown
If you have access to the configuration file ( httpd.conf for Apache) you need to add a line: AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html If a line AddType application/x-httpd-php .php already exists you can just add the .html extension
Draft Java Coding Standard
Guidelines for structure, documentation and naming.
Consider writing an index.html file in each directory briefly outlining the purpose and structure of the package
Use HTML format, with added tags: @author author-name @version version number of class @see string @see URL @see classname#methodname Example: /** * A class representing a window on the screen
Use HTML format, with added tags: @see string @see URL @see classname#methodname Example: /** * The current number of elements
Use HTML format, with added tags: @param paramName description
Rationale: This allows classes of types unknown at compile time to be dynamically loaded and instantiated (as is done for example when loading unknown Applets from html pages)
HTML colors
Test HTML colors with various browsers and display settings. Use its resizable
color swatches to experiment with web page color schemes.
HTML Colors Website design, monitoring, promotion, and visitor tracking tools
Click on the gradient box below to try HTMLcolors! ™ Web Site Tools > HTML Colors is our complimentary tool which enables you to test the 216 'safe' HTML colors with various browsers and display settings
Use its movable, resizable, color swatches to experiment with various web page color schemes and layouts! Each HTML color is defined by a 6-digit (hexadecimal) color code, consisting of three 2-digit RGB intensity levels (for red , green , and blue , respectively)
Use HTML Colors to try out patterns like these ..
« To use HTML Colors, click on the gradient box at left
HTML Colors
I newsgroups ch.*
Informazioni di riferimento per la gerarchia svizzera (parte dei newsgroup è in
italiano).
La descrizione si riferisce direttamente al manifesto (descrizione dell'argomento e dello scopo, redatto al momento della creazione) dei gruppi, disponibile sul web all'indirizzo http://www.use-net.ch/Usenet/charter.html (in inglese)
La regola generale è di inviare unicamente testi in formato ASCII, evitando assolutamente dati in formato binario (immagini, documenti Word, programmi), come pure testi in formato HTML
HOW TO USE HTML ?
A List Apart: Articles: Rated XHTML
Article by Peter-Paul Koch: "XHTML isn't about the present, it's about the future."
Having hardly mastered style sheets and DHTML , new techniques clamor for attention
Which ones are important right away? Which ones can you dismiss for now? This article gives my view on the language the has developed to succeed HTML: XHTML
First I’ll explain what XHTML is, then I’ll give the four rules of writing correct XHTML and finally I’ll add some words about why you should use XHTML
What is XHTML, Anyway? XHTML is HTML written according to the XML rules of well-formedness
To understand XHTML, we therefore have to understand XML
Unlike HTML, XML allows you to make up your own tags and thus impose your own structure on a document
In contrast, HTML is a much more rigidly defined markup language where your tags have to adhere to a syntax to make sure browsers understand you
Nonetheless, the open character of XML allows us to treat HTML documents as XML documents with the specific purpose of being shown by a web browser
However, the old standards of HTML are not completely XML compatible
For instance, using a </P> at the end of each paragraph is not required in HTML, it is optional
HTML Goodies
Features HTML and graphics tutorials with obline samples. Forums, and newsletter.
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In a previous article, we quickly touched on the requirements for proper XHTML coding, especially in relation to HTML 4.01
Beyond HTML In our last article we went through the steps of creating a Disaster Recovery Plan for our ficticious business, Don's Web Design
HTML and Graphics Tutorials Interest in and use of the Web has been expanding at a phenomenal rate
As the Web grows, so must its vehicle of communication, HTML
In order to keep up with (or try to) the rapidly changing world of HTML, we present here the changes between HTML 3.2 and HTML 4.0
T171 Tutorials - HTML and Web Design Tutorial. Ideal for beginers ...
Free HTML programming and Web site design tutorial ideal for beginners.
Free HTML programming and Web site design tutorial
Tutorials 10 Frames 11 Uploading 13 Scripts 16 Forms Information Webmaster HTML and Web Design Tutorial - Home Page Introduction Site Updated 4 Dec 03 This free HTML programming and Web site design tutorial will provide you with all the information you require to create an exciting Web Page or Web site design, suitable for both the complete beginner and more advanced website creator
This free HTML tutorial will show you how to use HTML tags Students of courses such as T171, T170 and TT280 of the Open University ( OU ), will find many of the pages of great interest
You will learn How to program HTML elements and HTML tags The, to do this, to view these pages, to upload the web page, or web site to a Web host
Greywater Recycling for toilet use.html
How to process greywater from shower for toilet flushing in a simple and sustainible
way.
Free Use License
Terms under which anyone may use the ODP data. Free. Acknowledgment required.
10 Big Myths about copyright explained
Clears up some common confusions about copyright issues.
Stanford Copyright & Fair Use - Copyright and Fair Use Overview
From Stanford University Law School.
Accessibility | make your site easy to use for everybody ...
A guide designed to help webmasters comply with web accessibility guidelines,
with special emphasis on HTML techniques.
<HTML Source="excellent"> S earch the Source ¤ Path // > ACCESSIBILITY Accessibility Accessibility means making your site available to as broad a range of visitors as possible
HTML 4.0 is the newest standard of HTML specifications
After HTML 4 comes a new family of HTML specifications — XHTML — which fuses the benefits of HTML and XML
Read through the thoughts and decisions that shaped our most recent redesign here at HTMLSource , with examples of how to improve your own site
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