Learn HTML Easily - Part 1
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HTML-Page layout - Tags:
    HTML code uses (mainly) <tags>
    These are commands [in lower-case] set in 'Less than' and 'Greater than' brackets < > and come in two types, 'Statement' tags and 'On - Off' tags. Here are examples of the two. A 'Statement' causes something to happen, eg., <br /> to create a line BReak (or to set the end of a current line), or <hr /> to cause a Horizontal Ruler to be drawn across the page. It draws it thus:

    Note that all Statement Tags (because they have no closing command to follow) must finish with a space, then a slash, as above.


    An example of an 'On - Off' Tag is the 'bold' command. It needs to be switched on, then later, switched off. This command is the letter 'b'. To switch off a command, the command is repeated, but with a slash inside the brackets at the beginning, as in the following example.

    We are <b>all going</b> to the market.<hr />

    NB: Again, all the letters MUST be lower-case.
    Now that 'Tags' have been explained, we can start to create our first web page, on the following sheet 
                 \|/ 
                (@ @)
     +----oOO----(_)-----------+
     |        Home made        |
     |        web pages        |
     |      are the best!      |
     +-----------------oOO-----+
               |__|__|  
                || ||
               ooO Ooo