HTML in itself is very static and simple, it cannot be used to create dynamic webpages. User interaction is not possible via HTML itself. For this, we need JavaScript which integrates very well with HTML. Similarly, writing attributes for each element make the entire code a spaghetti. To avoid this we use CSS(Cascading Style Sheet), that helps in separating the style part from the HTML part.
Every website today, is very rich in media content. Be it photos, videos or some other forms of media. All of this is made possible by placing media in web pages.
Links are crucial to connect things, a link in a webpage is often used to point to another document. Links may also be used to link to different parts of the same webpage.
Welcome to the second article in TheITStuff’s HTML tutorial series. In this article, we will look at forms in HTML and how you can use various types of inputs to get user data from a webpage.
Welcome to the third article in TheITStuff’s HTML tutorial series. We have covered the text-formatting tags in the previous article, if you haven’t read it, you can read it here.
Welcome to the second article in TheITStuff’s HTML tutorial series. We have covered the basics and structure of HTML in the previous article, if you haven’t read it, you can read it here.
This is the very first article in the HTML tutorial series and we will be learning what HTML is and what is the structure of an HTML document. We shall begin with the very basics and go on master HTML.
