In
preceding section, we had left discussion at tag, so let us continue from here.For showing simple text, we use
tag in such a manner:
Ah! This is for first time I'm writing my own HTML. The world is so different out here. Marvelous!
You can consider
to be a paragraph.OK, now page should look like:
This is my first, hand-coded HTML page Ah! This is for first time I'm writing my own HTML. The world is so different out here. Marvelous!
Refresh page. See something?
If you want to highlight a section, for instance, "Marvelous!", you can do it like this:
Ah! This is for first time I'm writing my own HTML. The world is so different out here. Marvelous!
Refresh page. See something?
The use of some of tags have been discontinued by some of newer browsers, but we'll handle those complexities when we cover style sheets. At moment, these should work.
The browser will show text in default font. If you want to use your own font, size and color, you'll have to use font size for a particular portion of text like this:
Ah! This is for first time I'm writing my own HTML. The world is so different out here. Marvelous!
If you find it confusing, just type it as it is, save file, and refresh page in browser, and you'll understand what I'm trying to say.
Notice opening and closing tags everywhere? SIZE, FACE and COLOR are main basic attributes of tag.
== Step 6: ==
Let us now create a hyperlink and get over with current article. A hyper link is fancy text over which when you hover your cursor, cursor metamorphoses into a pointing finger, indicating that you are going to be taken to some other web-destination upon clicking left mouse button. A graphic can act as a hyper-link too, but we'll come to that later.
