HTML Online Tutorial

1. General Lesson Information
   • Course Objectives
   • Course Outline
   • How to look at HTML Source Code
   • Suggested browser and editor setup
2. How to read Syntax Diagrams
   • Discussion of Syntax Diagrams
   • Examples
3. A look at the Document Heading.
   • Discussion of the Document heading
   • Examples
     1. Document with specified Title.
     2. Document with no Title.
     3. Try it Yourself. (Write your own heading with title.)
4. The Body and Headings in the Body.
   • Discussion of the 6 levels of headings available within the body of the document.
   • Examples
     1. Examples of each of the 6 heading levels.
     2. Try it Yourself. (Write your own headings in the body of the document.)
5. A look at Lists of various types
   • Discussion of Ordered, Unordered, Directory, and Menu lists.
   • Examples
     1. Examples of each of the above list types.
     2. Try it Yourself.
6. A look at Text Enhancements.
   • Discussion of Logical Text Enhancements.
     1. CITE
     2. CODE
     3. EM
     4. KBD
     5. STRONG
     6. VAR
   • Discussion of Physical Text Enhancements.
     1. B (Bold)
     2. I (Italics)
     3. TT (Nonproportional Font)
     4. U (Underline)
   • Other Text Enhancements.
     1. BLOCKQUOTE
     2. ADDRESS
     3. PRE
   • Examples
     1. Examples of Logical Text Enhancements.
     2. Examples of Physical Text Enhancements.
     3. Examples of Other Text Enhancements.
     4. Try it Yourself.
7. A look at different Paragraph Tags.
   • Discussion of various Paragraph Tags.
   • Examples
     1. Examples of the usage of each tag.
     2. Try it Yourself.
8. Linking to other Documents.
   • Discussion of Anchors that link to other Documents.
   • Examples of Links to Other Documents.
     1. Linking to Documents on the same Server that the Current Document is on.
        • Specifying file from where I am on the server.
        • Specifying file from the root of the Server.
        • Specifying the complete URL to the file.
     2. Linking to Documents on other Servers.
     3. Try it Yourself
   • Using Anchors to refer to locations within a Document.
9. Images in Your Document.
   • Discussion of Images in Documents.
   • Examples
     1. Images directly loaded into a document.
     2. Images specified on a different Server.
     3. Hot Images. i.e., Images as hot text within an Anchor.
     4. Images as the HREF of an anchor.
     5. Try it Yourself

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