Mar 6, 2015
Been waiting for this video ever since _why disappeared and a load of us took on his projects (I only did little bits): “Two Cartoon Foxes: Remembering Why The Lucky Stiff (the documentary)”
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Been waiting for this video ever since _why disappeared and a load of us took on his projects (I only did little bits): “Two Cartoon Foxes: Remembering Why The Lucky Stiff (the documentary)”
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Let's learn coding, part 2: HTML basics
Hi! Let's dive into HTML. Why should we learn it? Because *every* webpage is written in HTML.
HTML is a language. Rules of communicating in it are called SYNTAX. HTML consists of blocks. What is important every block has to be started with tags <> and finished with tags </>. Remember the definition of HTML? If not go back here. HyperText is simply a text with links in it.
1. In the first line in every text editor we should write <!DOCTYPE html>.
2. In the second line we write <html>. Here the HTML document starts. Every block in HTML has to be finished so in the last line of our document we write </html>.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> </html>
3. HTML has its hierarchy. This is a skeleton that gives every webpage structure. Like in every skeleton, head goes above the body. HTML's <head> contains a title of our site. This is what we see in the browser's title bar. Look above: while you're reading this post on my blog you see
The title of our site has to be written between tags <title> </title>.
Let's ask cartoon foxes from why's (poignant) guide to Ruby if they have any ideas... ;)
OK foxes.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <title> chunky bacon </title> </html>
4. Below head goes the <body>. What it contains in our HTML's skeleton? Here is the content of our site - text, images and links.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <title> chunky bacon </title> <body> </body> </html>
5. The most basic content tag for the body is the paragraph which we start this way: <p> and finish this way: </p>.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <title> chunky bacon </title> <body> <p> Hello </p> </body> </html>
Practice time! Before we start using real text editor I suggest you to get comfortable with this whole new knowledge here.
And let the chunky bacon be with you...