HTML 4.0 Introduction: Getting Started

HTML 4.0 Introduction: Getting Started

Overview/Description
This course, HTML 4.0 Introduction: Getting Started, is a hands-on introduction to HTML, the authoring language used to create documents on the World Wide Web. This course instructs you how to create Web pages. Using HTML code, you will create Web pages and add basic components to your Web pages such as text, lines, and hyperlinks.

Target Audience
Although no prior knowledge of HTML is required, you should be familiar with computer and Internet browser operation, and the World Wide Web before beginning this course.

Expected Duration
This course, including the practice exercises, will take up to 4 hours to complete.

Objectives:

An Overview of HTML

Examine the history of the Web

Examine a markup language

Review the components of a markup language

Examine text editors

Use HTML editors

Examine Web development tools

Use browsers

Specify the version of HTML

Define the document

Create a document head

Create a document title

Create a document body

Formatting Text

Code with heading tags

Code with paragraph tags

Code with italic and bold text style tags

Code with meaningful tags

Create a horizontal rule

Code with entities

Code with the style element

Code with the color and background color properties

Code with the font-size property

Code with the font-family property

Code with the text-align property

Apply multiple formatting attributes to an element

Creating Lists

Create an unordered list

Change the appearance of a bullet

Create an ordered list

Change the ordering system

Create a definition list

Creating Hyperlinks

Create a link to a Web site

Link to a multimedia file

Examine navigation bars

Tag a section

Create a link in the navigation bar

Create a navigation bar

Center a navigation bar

Create a link to Web pages in your Web site

Create a home page

Group Web pages

Choose a linking structure

Course Number: WDEV0101