HTML

HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language)
When we create HTML, we will use Word Pad.

In order to transfer to an HTML file, all you have to do is add .html to the title when you save.

Here are some of the codes you need to know:

tells your computer that you are going to use HTML codes tells you computer what to have at the top of your browser ends the title tells your computer that the information to appear in your web browser is beginning ends the body centers text or images ends the centering a large text a little smaller text inserts a line break  italicises text  ends the italics  bolds the text  ends the bold makes the font color red  makes your font size one step bigger switches the font color and size back to normal adds in a line that goes horizontally through your web browser  text to appear on screen  adds a hyperlink  inserts a picture  inserts a recording that begins automatically  inserts a recording that begins when you decide  inserts a picture to the background of your page makes the background color of your page as you specify  Your left scrolling marquee text goes here - you can also try changing the direction

A table with two columns, and two rows:
 * Table Codes:**

A table with three columns, two rows:

A table with two columns, one row:

When you enter a frame code, one page should look like this: Title of your Webpage goes here  Nothing is required here.   Then you will have two other websites that people actually see when they go to your frame page. You can also change the percent above from 25% to 50% or 75%, etc. if you want to change how the pages first come up.
 * Frame Code:**

If you have a lot of information to include, you may want to include a textbox. This way, your text is all together in one spot and does not go on and on down the page. You can even scroll up and down to get to other information.
 * Textbox Codes: **

If you want to make the textbox bigger or smaller, change the numbers. If you have a lot of information to include, you may want to include a textbox. This way, your text is all together in one spot and does not go on and on down the page. You can even scroll up and down to get to other information.

Try this out at http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_examples.asp
 * JavaScript - a simple function **

<!DOCTYPE html> function myFunction { document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = "Mr. Ward"; } When you click "Answer", the answer will appear. Who is your computer teacher? Answer /html>