Introduction to html:
This video will cover some starting topics of HTML. After watching this video you should have a good understanding of what HTML is, how to choose a text editor in order to create HTML documents, we will explore an HTML page, show you the structure of HTML, give you an idea of what tags and elements are, and finally create a template that you will use throughout the rest of this series.
HTML Tags part 1:
This is the first of a two part series where we cover the basics of tags, elements and attributes. First we will cover the title tag, then go over what white space is, learn about the paragraph tag, break and horizontal rule tags, and finally learn how to align things with the alignment attribute.
HTML Tags part 2:
This is the second part in the two part series coving tags. You should now have a pretty good understanding of what tags are, now I will be covering attributes in more details and talk a little bit more about tags. I will cover adding a background color, the style attribute, font tag, face attribute, size attribute, image tag, hyperlinks and email links and finally finish off with how to create lists.
HTML Tables:
Tables are a very useful tool to not only beginners but to all people building webpages. Tables allow you to control where things sit on your page, they seperate your content, and make it easier to structure your page. When finished with this video you should have a better understanding on what tables are, how to use tables, how to create a table, table rows and columns, table borders, cell spacing and padding and table rowspans and colspans.
Iframes:
Frames are not used so much anymore, but Iframes are. Hopefully once finished you should know what iframes are, how to use iframes, and some good uses of iframes.
HTML Forms:
Now we're talking! Forms are fun to create, use and implement. Once of the more advanced forms of html. To bad after learning how to create forms in html you still won't be able to send the form :( This video covers how to create a form in html and not the backend portion of the form. Unfortunately for beginners, forms are seperated in two parts, the front end (html) and the backend (i.e php, cgi etc.) At least I teach you a little trick on how to send the form without using either one of those backend codes :).
How to build a website using html:
The moment we have all been waiting for! I know, some of you may have just skipped all the videos before this one and just dove right in. I hope thats working out for you. If not go ahead and swollow that pride and start watching from the beginning. In this video I hold nothing back. I teach you "how to create your first webpage using html" How about that!