This HTML elementary tutorial assumes that you do not have any HTML and CSS knowledge background.
Learning basic HTML is easy, as long as you can follow every step from beginning to end. Finally, we will combine each step so that we can continue to learn the CSS beginner guide.
It is important to remember that HTML and CSS are everything about content (HTML) and presentation (CSS). HTML is just a beautifully structured content, and the CSS we will learn in the next step is used to format the content.
Perhaps you've been paying attention to other HTML tutorials, and you may find them mentioning something that HTMLDog doesn't have. This is because many methods are outdated, do not meet the standards or are just plain bad practices. The idea of "taking the right path" in your mind from the beginning can ultimately help you grasp it better.
Most HTML elements are not harder than other elements on your computer - they are just a bunch of classified files placed in a bunch of folders.
HTML files are no different from simple text files, so you only need a simple text editor to start editing HTML. Notepad is an example (in Windows, you can find it from the menu of the appendix of the program ->. If you are using Linux, congratulations, whether it is a console or desktop environment, you have more and better choices, such as console vi and various vi variants, GNOME's Gedit, KDE's kate, etc. - Translator's note).
In your text editor, type the following:
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