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HTML Guides and
Tutorials
A list of sites
offering information on learning HTML, web page design tips, and
creating web pages.
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Lots of good web page
design tips.
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An excellent
information resource for anything and everything related to the WWW.
Links are arranged by subject category and a search facility is
provided to more easily find what you're looking for.
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HTML commands
w/examples. Also has links to other guides and resource information.
Very good, worth the visit.
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A very good HTML
tutorial for beginners. Gives examples of HTML code and how that
code appears on a web page.
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A terrific information
resource for web page authors. Features links and information about
HTML & authoring, graphics, scripting, and validation. All kinds
of links to all kinds of useful tools and information.
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A well organized web
page tutorial that covers almost everything from basic HTML to page
design, layout, file organization and publishing your site.
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Lots of good
information on tutorials on creating web pages from start to finish,
including basic page HTML, linking, tables, frames, and more.
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A series of step by
step, easy to understand HTML tutorials that cover topics like HTML
basics, colors, fonts, email, lists, music, tables, and more.
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Are you ready to take
your web page to the next level of improvement? If you are, then
visit this site, where you'll find all kinds of ideas about
designing and improving your page. Topics include general design,
screen layout, typography, and color choices.
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A fairly complete
listing of HTML tags. A good reference if you're already familiar
with HTML tags and need a "cheat" sheet.
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Another
excellent HTML guide that walks you through all the steps to
creating a web page, and that features "exercises" on how
to include various elements on your web page.
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A very nice step by
step beginner's guide to creating web pages. If you're just starting
out with web pages, this is a great place to start.
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This site attempts to
list all the HTML tags currently in general use. The HTML tags are
listed alphabetically, with examples of each tag's use, acknowledged
attributes, and arguments that might modify the tag. One of the
nicest features of this site is that they have included charts that
show the history of a tag and which browsers support it, including
the W3C specs, Netscape, Internet Explorer, Mosaic, Opera, and WebTV.
A very useful tool for finding out if an HTML tag is supported by a
particular browser or browser version.
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A good HTML tutorial
for beginner's. Discussion of specific HTML tags as well as HTML in
general.
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A very nice, easy to
understand HTML tutorial with descriptions and examples of most HTML
tags. A zip file of the tutorial is available for download.
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An extensive listing
of HTML and web page creation books.
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A very nicely written
HTML information resource with many excellent links to additional
information.
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A nice HTML tutorial
for beginners from the University of Saskatchewan.
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An excellent, step by
step guide to creating web pages, covering all the things you should
consider when designing a web site, from defining your purpose, to
choosing graphics and layout, to validation and submitting your web
site.
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This site provides
about 15 "page kits", which are complete website templates
that include all the images and pages you need to create a web site,
all you need to do is add your own content in the specified areas of
each page... a very cool and unique idea. This site also offers a
nice collection of web page design tips.
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Well, the lengthy
title pretty much sums it up... tons of links to all kinds of free
stuff on the web that might be of interest to just about everybody,
not just web page authors.
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An easy to understand
HTML tutorial and reference that explains how to create web pages
from start to finish, and includes a list of HTML do's and dont's.
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A clearly written,
easy to follow, and well designed tutorial. A very good place to
start.
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A good HTML tutorial
that uses a little humor to explain and give examples of most HTML
tags. Easy to follow and understand. Also be sure to visit the home
page of this site for additional HTML tips and links.
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An excellent
discussion and tutorial on how to do some Netscape HTML tricks.
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Describes some HTML
commands and gives some examples. From Ohio State U. A good place
for beginners.
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A unique, well written
and easy to understand HTML help site that offers eight basic
classes that start out with you creating a basic web page and then
adding additional features to it in each successive class. Each
class provides step by step instructions and examples, and is a
great way to get started with creating your own web pages.
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A basic, well written,
and easy to understand HTML tutorial for beginners. While not
complete, if you're just beginning with creating web pages, this is
a good place to start. You'll find out about basic HTML, some layout
tips, links and images, tables, and more.
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The Web Design Groups
HTML 4.0 Reference, which includes a listing of all HTML 4.0 tags
with descriptions and examples (available either alphabetically or
by function), what's new in HTML 4.0, and more. An excellent and
reasonably easy to understand reference guide.
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Easy to understand
tutorials for budding web page authors that includes such topics as
HTML basics, fonts, images, links, and colour, as well as a few web
page design and creation tips.
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A step by step guide
to creating web pages. If you're just getting started making your
own web pages, this is a good place to start. One of the features of
this tutorial is that it allows you to type in HTML code in a box,
then click on a button to see how the HTML you typed would get
displayed in your browser.
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This site features all
kinds of web page creation and pointers to other resources. You'll
find everything from beginning to advanced authoring tips,
information on getting started with CGI, tools you'll need, HTML
tricks, and much more.
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An excellent tutorial
on HTML. Gives examples of code describing all the HTML tags and
then shows how the examples get translated by the browser.
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An excellent, well
written and easy to understand guide to creating web pages that
covers just about every aspect of creating them, including
information about tools to use, web hosting services, site layout,
image maps, and counters, as well as the typical topics like using
tables, frames, images, forms, etc. Also included is an alphabetical
listing of all the HTML 3.2 tags with a brief description of each,
and another list of tags arranged by HTML version and browser
specific tags.
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Another excellent site
that give easy to understand descriptions and examples of most HTML
tags including meta tags and using forms for link buttons. This site
also features tutorials on animated gifs, transparent gifs, image
maps, and much more.
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Links to all kinds of
good HTML information and resources from the Library of Congress.
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Many good links to
HTML related information.
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A beginner's HTML
tutorial that covers the basics, including how to use fonts, text
formatting, tables, graphics, and linking.
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A nicely arranged HTML
command reference that allows you to see HTML tags either
alphabetically or by function. Descriptions and examples are
available for each tag listed.
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An excellent
information resource for web page authors of all skill levels, from
beginners to experienced. This site features numerous tutorials on
various aspects of web page creation, including HTML, Java,
JavaScript, graphics, multimedia, and much more.
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Netscape's online HTML
documentation and reference guide. Covers everything from HTML
basics to more advanced HTML features, and also features a table
displaying the 216 color browser palette.
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A very complete guide
just about every aspect of creating web pages, along with examples
of the various HTML tags and some examples of how to do some things
with JavaScript. Topics include tables, images, links, frames,
lists, colors, and much more.
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An excellent,
downloadable HTML reference in Windows help file format. Features
include a Comparison Table that tells you which of three browsers
support a particular tag, a Color Wizard to help determine colors
for text, links, and backgrounds, and much more.
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This site provides
lots of information about creating web pages and HTML as well as
links to other information resources. Tutorials not only cover the
basic HTML tags, but HTML exensions from Microsoft and Netscape as
well.
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A nice HTML tutorial
with examples.
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A very nice and
seemingly complete HTML guide that gives descriptions and examples
of HTML tags. In order to more easily find specific tags you need
help with, they are grouped into logical categories such as document
tags, lines and paragraphs, images, forms, frames, etc. Very nice
and useful.
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This is an excellent
site that provides information on HTML tags and their use. It also
features an HTML history that tells about the various HTML versions
and when they came about, a browser history section for the most
popular browsers, a list of what tags supported by what browsers and
which version of HTML they are, and a whole lot more.
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A very nice, easy to
understand guide to creating web pages, covering such topics as
basics, images, lists, linking, tables, forms, frames, and more.
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A very nice and well
written HTML tutorial for beginning web page authors that covers
everything you'll need to know in getting started with creating web
pages.
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An in depth, cleverly
written and lenghty HTML tutorial that is easy to understand and is
good for anybody just starting out to create web pages.
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A good resource for
beginning web page authors. This site takes you step by step into
creating web pages, starting out with just the basics, and taking
you through adding additional features to a page, with examples give
during each step.
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A collection of links
to all kinds of web page creation tools including backgrounds,
animations, images, free online tools, java, software, sounds, and
more.
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Excellent examples on
how to create forms.
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An exellent HTML
information resource and tutorial. This site features descriptions
and examples of HTML tags, web page design tips, information for
optimizing graphics, and a quick reference tag list.
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The World Wide Web
Consortium's HTML 3.0 tutorial.
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A well written, easy
to understand HTML tutorial that steps you through the process of
creating web pages. This site also features a very nice "Guide
to Web Design".
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An excellent HTML
reference that alphabetically lists most all of the HTML tags
(including the browser specific ones) along with their descriptions,
placement, and use. The author has also attempted to identify which
tags will work with several of the more popular browsers.
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An excellent HTML
resource that not only features a complete alphabetical listing of
all HTML tags with descriptions and examples along with what version
of HTML and browsers began to support them, but also has some great
tutorials for such HTML features as lists, tables, forms, frames,
and more. Also included on this site are useful FAQ and "tips
n' tricks" sections.
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A well written
and easy to understand beginner's tutorial that steps you through
the process of creating a web page. This site also features separate
step by step tutorials on using tables, frames, and forms. If you're
just starting out, this is a good place to go.
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A nicely arranged,
well written, and easy to read tutorial. This tutorials covers
everything from the basics to more advanced topics like tables and
frames. Definitely worth the visit.
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Homepage templates,
links to other HTML info, HTML tutorial.
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A few web page
templates that you can save and then edit to use as your own.
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A real nice, lengthy
HTML tutorial. Describes HTML tags and gives examples of how they
appear on a page.
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This site offers a
downloadable HTML 3.2 reference in Windows help file format. Very
useful!
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A very nice collection
of HTML tutorials for the beginning and intermediate web page
author, featuring easy to understand information and examples of
most of the commonly used web page elements as well as a number of
links to CGI, counter, and image resources.
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Not your typical
listing of HTML tags, this site instead attempts to talk about web
page design issues and about what makes a web site great or not so
great. You'll find lots of information on such topics as content,
usability, and presentation. Lots of good web page design theory
here.
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This site provides
tutorials and information for many different aspects of creating web
pages, including HTML tutorials, javascript tutorials, DHTML
information, web design suggestions, free web page graphics, and
much more.
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A listing of all kinds
of web development links.
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While this site
doesn't get heavy into the HTML language itself, it covers a lot of
the basics that are needed to create web pages, like choosing a
host, selecting a web page editor, adding graphics, and a number of
tips and tricks that are useful if you're looking to learn how to
get started.
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A Yahoo style
directory with hundreds of listed web publishing related links in
categories such as CGI, Java, HTML, Clip-art, Photoshop, HTML
tutorial, HTTP, Cookies, Style, ASP, free homepage and PERL. On-site
search available.
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A good information
resource for web page authors. Includes HTML tips, tutorials, tips
on promotion and search engines, and much more.
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A nice resource for
web page goodies and information that includes links to sites
offering free web page hosting, counters, JavaScripts, banner
exchanges, chat rooms, graphics, free email accounts, and more.
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A collection of sites
of interest to web page authors.
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An excellent HTML
resource and tutorial from HotWired that is useful for both
beginners and more advanced web page authors. On this site, you'll
find examples and descriptions of some of the more commonly used
HTML tags and a nifty "Monkey See, Monkey Do" feature that
allows you to practice your HTML coding skills.
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An excellent resource
for web page creation information including a large number of
articles, links, and tutorials on topics such as HTML, CGI,
Graphics, Java, JavaScript, VRML and more.
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An excellent
collection of links to just about everything you'll need in creating
and enhancing your web pages. Link categories include HTML, DHTML
fonts, image collections, java applets, javasccripts, counters,
guestbooks, CGI, and much much more.
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An information
resource similar to Nuthin' but Links that provides numerous links
of interest to web page authors, including beginning and advanced
topics, validation services, tools, and much more.
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A site that offers a
large collection of links to free or low cost tools for web page
authors, including counters, free web pages, demos, site promotion,
backgrounds, animations, and free program demos.
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Links to library and
image libraries. Lots of cool internet and developer links and info.
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Several listings of
HTML tags, including a compact index with just the tags, a complete
index with it's descriptive name, and four specialty indexes that
list tags according to the standards they conform to.
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This site not only
provides a complete listing of HTML tags with descriptions and
examples, but also has good information on creating graphics for web
sites and tips for providing navigation to your visitors.
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An on-line HTML
writing tutorial for beginners. Lengthy, but can be downloaded as a
single document.
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A very nice discussion
of the differences between Netscape's version of HTML3.0 and the
standard HTML3.0. Discusses how to use proper HTML3.0 tags to insure
that HTML tags in web pages will be handled the same by all browsers
that support the HTML3.0 standard.
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A listing and
description of which newsgroups discuss HTML authoring and the WWW.
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