inserthtml.com - Archives (septembre 2020)

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Le: 13 09 2020 à 10:30 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

Hyperlinks are used to navigate between webpages. The hyperlinking of documents creates the web of texts which is the foundation of WorldWideWeb. The hyperlinks create a never-ending set of documents. “Hyperlinks were the main design feature of the WWW and one of the objectives of the original scheme proposed by Berners-Lee, who wrote that “a ‘web’ of notes with links…

Le: 05 09 2020 à 08:55 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

Fonts are an important element of any website. They can be used to give different headings or different styles to any text. For example, Headers h1 to h6 all have font sizes in decreasing order and a hyperlink is always highlighted with a different color. “A Good Typography System Will Drive Consistency Between Pages”, says Market8. Earlier in HTML4, we…

Le: 05 09 2020 à 08:46 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

HTML is a dynamic programming language & the simplest to learn because of the tags. Tags in HTML define what we expect from the modern webpages. Here we shall see all those tags which can help you create, probably your first webpage. The <html> Tag This is the most basic tag which will be seen in every HTML text. <html>…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:09 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

The trinity of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is inseparable for modern webpages. HTML contains the content, CSS adds styling and JavaScript makes it dynamic. Here, we will learn how to add CSS to HTML. But before that, let’s see a brief introduction to “What is CSS”. CSS is Cascading Style Sheets which provides the visual appearance of the content in…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:09 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

div short for Division in HTML divides the webpage into blocks of content or sets the layout. It has both the opening and the closing tag. <div> tag serves multiple purpose in HTML. It has several properties like setting the web-layout, as a block-level element, getting the headings, paragraphs, and forms. “The Div is the most usable tag in web…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:09 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

HTML5, CSS and JavaScript are the inseparable trinity of modern webpages. HTML lets us add content to the webpage, CSS helps with styling and layout, and JavaScript adds the interactivity in the page. We will learn briefly about the JavaScript and then how to link JavaScript to HTML. What Is JavaScript? JavaScript is a text-based scripting and dynamic programming language…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:09 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

Writing code isn’t only for the present, it’s an ongoing process. When we code we will need to edit it in the future or collaborate with another coder. That’s where comments come into the picture. It even helps you when you check your work at a later date. Comments are not read by the browser, it solely serves the coding…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:09 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

A picture speaks a thousand words. “Websites that use images well can sell a lifestyle, an ideal, an idea or whatever the product needs to sell more”, says ThoughtMechanics. Thus, while learning web development it is important to learn how to format images. Images are the major ingredient of modern webpages. Without using them the page isn’t eye-catching. Using the…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:08 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

Formatting and styling is an important step towards making a well-structured website. While CSS is generally used to style a webpage, HTML also provides a lot of options for formatting. Formatting tags in HTML are of two types: Physical tag: used for text styling i.e. to change the appearance of text Logical tag: this is a semantic tag used to…

Le: 01 09 2020 à 09:04 Auteur: Jvalant Pandya

Before we read about ‘What is HTML?’, let us see how it came into being. Development Of HTML It has been 30 years since the first website was created. In 1990, in a small office at CERN, Tim-Berner’s Lee envisaged the idea of linking documents and getting them onto public networks. Since that day, HTML has evolved continuously. HTML is…