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Dive into the world of HTML with Richard Fisher's guidance. Discover how to edit and structure HTML files using a simple text editor like Notepad. Learn about relative vs. absolute referencing, document sections, titles, headings, formatting options, lists, tables, links, images, and more. Explore the essentials of creating web pages and gain valuable insights into the fundamentals of HTML coding.

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  1. More HTML Richard Fisher

  2. Remember…. • You don’t need to be connected to author web pages • HTML files are TEXT files and can be edited with any text editor (like Notepad) • Relative vs Absolute referencing Richard Fisher

  3. Sections of HTML Document <HTML> <HEAD> Heading info goes here </HEAD> <BODY> Body info goes here </BODY> </HTML>

  4. Applications Used • PowerPoint - to show these slides • Notepad - text editor used to build the HTML statements • Internet Explorer - to view the web pages we build Richard Fisher

  5. Titles <TITLE> . . . </TITLE> • Indicates the title of the document, allowed Richard Fisher

  6. Headings & Centering <H1> . . . </H1> • A first-level heading (largest) <H6> . . . </H6> • A sixth-level heading (smallest) <CENTER> ….. </CENTER> Richard Fisher

  7. Formatting (con’t) <BR> • A line break <P> • A plain paragraph (creates space) Richard Fisher

  8. Formatting <B> . . . </B> • Boldface text • <I> . . . </I> • Italic text. <BLOCKQUOTE> . . . </BLOCKQUOTE> • Used for long quotes (indented) Richard Fisher

  9. Lists <OL> . . . </OL> • An ordered (numbered) list <UL> . . . </UL> • An unordered (bulleted) list <LI> • A list of items for use with <OL>& <UL> Richard Fisher

  10. Unordered List <UL> <LI>Item 1 <LI>Second item </UL> Unordered List Item 1 Second item Lists Richard Fisher

  11. Definition List <DL> . . . </DL> • A definition list <DT> . . . </DT> • A definition term, as part of a definition list <DD> • The corresponding definition to a definition term, as part of a definition list Richard Fisher

  12. Definition List <DL> <DT> This is a data term</DT> <DD>This is a data description <DD>This is a data description # 2 <DT> This is the second DT </DT> <DD>Data description item # 1 <DD>Data description item # 2 </DL> Richard Fisher

  13. Definition List This is a data term This is a data description This is a data description # 2 This is the second DT Data description item # 1 Data description item # 2 Richard Fisher

  14. Hypermedia - a variety of computer media (files) including text, graphics, sound, video, & animation Relative / Absolute referencing Images images/dallas.gif http://www.utdallas.edu/~rfisher/images/dallas.gif Links schedule.htm http://www.utdallas.edu/~rfisher/ba4320/schedule.htm Relative vs Absolute Referencing Richard Fisher

  15. Links <A HREF> . . . </A> Creates a link to another document <A HREF="http://www.utdallas.edu/~rfisher/ba4320.htm">BA 4320 - Desktop Computing </A> BA 4320 – Desktop Computing Richard Fisher

  16. Graphics Graphics .gif Photographs .jpg References to graphics of all kinds <img src=“...”> Example: <img src=“imageURL.gif” alt=“Alternative text”> Richard Fisher

  17. Images <IMG SRC=" . . . "> The URL of the image IMG SRC="../images/atwork.gif" Border=0 WIDTH=90 HEIGHT=30 ALT=Schedule> Richard Fisher

  18. Tables Begin/End Table <table>...</table> Table Row <tr>...</tr> Table Data <td>...</td> Example: <table> <tr><td>Item 1</td><td>Item 2</td></tr> <tr><td>Item 3</td><td>Item 4</td></tr> </table> Richard Fisher

  19. Tables • Border • Cellpadding • Cellspacing Richard Fisher

  20. MAILTO: <A HREF=“mailto:rfisher@utdallas.edu”> <IMG SRC=“mailbox.gif”> Richard Fisher</A> Richard Fisher

  21. The End Questions ? Richard Fisher rfisher@utdallas.edu Richard Fisher

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