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  1. mw_

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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    Ok today you will learn how to make a Web Page (a shitty one)..

    First Open: Notepad or any Text Editor

    Copy and paste this code

    Code:
    <html>
<head>
<title>Tutorial by Unholy Cow</title>
</head>
<body>
This is my first homepage. <b>Unholy Cow is Bold</b>
</body>
</html>

    So what does this code mean?

    Ok heres how it works..

    <html> ----- This defines it as a html file
    <head> ----- This defines the page at the top like toolbar
    <title> ------ Putting text between here will change the title of the page
    <body> ----- This is the body of the paragraph or where you will write.
    <b> This calls the page to make text between here bold.


    Now remember for every code you write remember to finish it off with </>

    Like BBCode.

    Now edit the code, like this

    Code:
    <html>
<head>
<title>Edit Here!</title>
</head>
<body>
Edit here!. <b>Edit Here!</b>
</body>
</html>
    Then save the file as a [.html] extension.

    congratz u made a webpage!
     
    mw_, Apr 18, 2008
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    Thanks for leeching my webpage tutorial? It even has my name there :eek:
     
    Unholy Cow, Apr 18, 2008
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    Lol. You poor, uneducated noobs. Try out PHP in conjunction with HTML, you'll love it.
     
    SidStudios, Apr 20, 2008
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    A grand combo is HTML, CSS, AJAX and possibly PHP. Does almost anything you need it for.
     
    Swan, Apr 20, 2008
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    I can't think of anything better than that combination for displaying web content. JavaScript is just annoying, with its popup boxes and its moving the screen and stupid shit like that...

    EDIT: MW YOU FUCKING UBERLEECHER!
     
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    this thread is full of fail.

    *coughs*<b> is deprecated for <strong> *coughs*
     
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    Fuck AJAX. If I can't see it in my text browser it's not worth seeing.
     
    Faskist, Apr 26, 2008
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    That combo is they key to life;) .
     
    Nite-Elve, Apr 26, 2008
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    Uhm, understand javascript before you bash on it? Kthxbai:

    http://downstage.tv/pgenerator/

    Epic Failure.


    EDIT: The best combination is XHTML, CSS, PHP, JS, and maybe some AS.

    With those, the pages will glow with awesomeness :p.
     
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    thanks for the tutorial on the highest web language
    and worse, you leeched it
     
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    Sorry, but you are wrong. <b> is not deprecated. <b> and <strong> do diffrent things... Try it out...
     
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    no they don't! They are both valid with XHTMl. Go check that on

    http://validator.w3.org/... both r fine.

    and heres a pic

    [​IMG]


    "<b> is not deprecated." quote from 1 website you said

    "The <b> and <i> tags are for visual markup, meaning that they are purely for visual presentation (what you see with your eyes).

    The <strong> and <em> tags are used for emphasis, and are also referred to as phrase elements. The browser renders <strong> the same as <b> and <em> the same as <i>, as mentioned above. " another quote from 2nd site.

    i knew that there was a diffrent, could not remember here it is.

    "Actually <b> has not been deprecated. It is still listed in the XHTML1.1 DTD and that is a strict DTD which doesn't contains any deprecated elements or tags." quote from thrid website. :)

    So there should be a display diffrence between them. IE has a diffrence... FF has a diffrence... i dunno what broswer you are using... o_O
     
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    thanks ill try this out
     
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    I tested it on firefox and had no difference. o_O
     
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    Making your first webpage with HTML codes!
    shit, i had one uppercased. :O... well then, idk... :p... you can use either though... :)
     
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