Basics of XHTML - Part #2
As we covered in the Basics of XHTML, we have basic rules that we need to follow in order to correctly write XHTML and get the results we want. We know that for most elements, we need an opening tag...
View ArticleBasics of XHTML Part - #3
As with the CSS tutorials, the XHTML tutorials are cumulative and dependent on each other. That being said, if you didn't read the Basics of XHTML Part 2 you may read it now or read on. Something...
View ArticleBasics of XHTML Part - #4
Basics of HTML Part #3 is good to know before continuing on with this tutorial! Today we're going to talk about the img tag and the src attribute. This very important because this element allows us to...
View ArticleBasics of XHTML Part - #5
Today we're going to talk about HTML Tables! Tables were created in May of 1996 as in update to HTML 2.0. Since then, tables were a way for us to layout our websites and/or information in a document....
View ArticleBasics of XHTML Part - #6
Today we are going to talk about List types in HTML. There are three lists that HTML supports: Unordered Lists Ordered Lists Definition Lists Unordered Lists An unordered List is a list that have...
View ArticleBasics of XHTML - Part #7
One day while browsing the web you stumble upon a quiz on some website and you decide to take it. Whilst taking this quiz you encounter text fields, radio buttons, check boxes, and password fields. You...
View ArticleHTML Color Reference
Sort: A to Z | Z to A | Light to Dark | Dark to Light Warning: fopen(../test/colors.txt): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in...
View ArticleCreating an Inline Menu
Creating an inline menu should seem pretty straight forward, right? You think we could just create an unordered list and that would be the end of the story. Unfortunately, if we create an unordered...
View ArticleWebsite Layout
What is generally accept as a "good website layout"? A subject of debate, however, a good layout will have a clearly defined header area, sidebar (optional), content area, and footer area. It can look...
View ArticleHTML 4/XHTML 1.0 Tag List
DTD referrs to the doc type and indicated which tags are allowed F = Frameset, S = Strict T = Transitional. Tag Description DTD XHTML 1.1 <!--...--> Comment in HTML FST YES <!DOCTYPE> Sets...
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