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1 COMSC-030 Web Site Development- Part 1 Part-Time Instructor: Joenil Mistal January 13, 2015
2 Chapter 2 2 Creating Your First HTML Page Are you ready to start creating a Web page? This chapter shows you how to get started with a basic HTML document.
3 Chapter 2 Topics: Creating Your First HTML Page (pg 15) Understanding HTML Document Structure Start an HTML Document Save an HTML Document View an HTML Page Add a Document Declaration Add Metadata
4 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) HTML Element Document Type Declaration Document Header Title Metadata Body
5 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) An HTML documents are built on key elements that define a page s structure. Although every HTML page differs in content and layout, the underlying structure remains the same. Understanding the basic structure of a document can help you understand how to build and improve your own HTML page.
6 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) HTML Element The <HTML> and </HTML> tags are the main tags used to identify an HTML document. An HTML element is everything from the start tag to the end tag: The start tag is often called the opening tag. The end tag is often called the closing tag. When a browser encounters these tags, it knows that anything within the two tags is part of an HTML document.
7 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) HTML Element Syntax An HTML element starts with a start tag / opening tag An HTML element ends with an end tag / closing tag The element content is everything between the start and the end tag Some HTML elements have empty content Empty elements are closed in the start tag Most HTML elements can have attributes
8 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) HTML Tags HTML tags are keywords surrounded by angle brackets like <html> HTML tags normally come in pairs like <b> and </b> The first tag in a pair is the start tag, the second tag is the end tag Start and end tags are also called opening tags and closing tags
9 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) HTML Tags <HTML> </HTML> <HEAD> </HEAD> <TITLE> </TITLE> <BODY> <! DOCTYPE> <META>
10 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) HTML 4.01 Tag Resource HTML 4.0 Tag Reference:
11 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) Document Type Declaration You can add a DOCTYPE declaration to specify the version of HTML upon which the page is based. There are three types of HTML you can declare: HTML 4.0 Transitional HTML 4.0 Strict HTML 4.0 Frameset
12 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 16) Document Type Declaration The transitional version is the most inclusive, incorporating both structural and presentation elements. The strict version is more pared-down and excludes presentation elements. The frameset version is the same as the translational version but includes all the elements necessary to make frames on a page.
13 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 17) Document Header You can use the document header to add basic information about your page. The document header tags, <HEAD> and </HEAD>, follow the <HTML> opening tag. You can use the document header to include title information, metadata and base and script elements.
14 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 17) Title You can add a title to your document header to help others identify your page. For example, if you are building a Web page for a business, your company name is a good page title. Web browsers, display the title in the browser window s title bar. You can use the <TITLE> and </TITLE> tags to define a page title For best results, keep the title brief and to the point.
15 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 17) Metadata Metadata is data that describes the material on your page, such as author information, any programs you used to create the page, a description of the page and keywords for search engines. You can use the metadata tags to add author and copyright information, too. You can place metadata between your document header tags.
16 Understanding HTML Document Structure (pg 17) Body The content of your page, including paragraphs, lists, and images, appears within the body of your HTML document. The body of the document is identified by the <BODY> and </BODY> tags. Anything you place between these tags appears on the document and in the browser window. The body of the document includes blocks of texts, headings, lists, tables, images and forms.
17 Start and HTML Document (pg 18) You can start an HTML document using a text editor or word processing program. You can use sets of HTML tags to define the basic structure of your page. The <HTML> <HEAD> and <TITLE> tags are basic to Web pages
18 Start an HTML Document (pg 18) The <HEAD> and <TITLE> information does NOT appear on the Web page itself. However, the text you include between these tags declares the type of document and briefly describes the page The text you place between these tags appear in the browser window s title bar.
19 Start an HTML Document (pg 18) Start an HTML Document 1. Open the text editor. 2. Type <HTML> This tag declares the document is an HTML document. 3. Press Enter 4. Type <HEAD> This tag starts the information describing the page, including any title text. 5. Press Enter
20 Start an HTML Document (pg 19) Start an HTML Document 6. Type <TITLE>. 7. Type title text for your page. Title text describes the contents of the page and appears in the Title bar of the Web browser. 8. Type </TITLE> 9. Press Enter 10.Type </HEAD>. This tag completes the document heading information for the page. 11. Press Enter
21 Start an HTML Document (pg 19) Start an HTML Document
22 Start an HTML Document (pg 19) Does it matter if I type upper- and lowercase letters or all caps for my tags? No, However, it helps to be consist with your tags, particularly if you run across an error later. For example, typing tags in all uppercase letters can make it easier to identify the tags on the page.
23 Start an HTML Document (continued) (pg 20) You can use the body tags, <BODY> and </BODY> to add content to your page. Page content can include lines of text, paragraphs, bulleted and numbered lists and move.
24 Start an HTML Document (pg 20) Start an HTML Document (continued) 12. Type <BODY> This tag starts the actual content of your web page. 13. Press Enter 14. Type the body text you want to appear on your page. Body text is the content of your page, including lines of text, paragraphs, lists and more..
25 Start an HTML Document (pg 21) Start an HTML Document (continued) 15. Press Enter 16. Type </BODY> This tag closes the body portion of the page 17. Press Enter 18. Type </HTML> This tag closes the HTML declaration.
26 Start an HTML Document (pg 21) Start an HTML Document
27 Start an HTML Document (pg 21) How do I turn off WordPad s text wrapping? If the text you type in WordPad scrolls off the screen, the text wrapping feature is turned off. You can turn on the next wrapping feature to keep the text in view all times
28 Save an HTML Document (pg 22) When naming a Web page, do not use spaces and keep your filenames to letters and numbers. If you are creating a main page for a Website, it is common to name the page index.html or default.htm.
29 Save an HTML Document (pg 22) Save an HTML Document 1. Click File. 2. Click Save This tag declares the document is an HTML document. 3. Navigate to the folder or drive where you want to store the file. 4. Click here and select Text Document. 5. Type a name for the file followed by.html or.htm 6. Click Save 7. Click on Yes
30 Save an HTML Document (pg 22) Save an HTML Document
31 Save an HTML Document (pg 23) What is the different between the.html and.htm suffix? The shorter suffix, also called a file extension.htm is left over the days of DOS when filenames could utilize only a three-character file extension. Web browsers and servers can read either extension; however, for consistency you might want to stick with.html. The.html extension is more universally used with various hosting systems.
32 Save an HTML Document (pg 23) What makes a good filename for a Web page? Any time you name a file, you need to keep the name simple enough so you can remember it and locate it again later. Because filenames are important when used as hyperlinks and page titles, it is best to utilize a name that makes sense to type of page you are designing.
33 Save an HTML Document (pg 23) What makes a good filename for a Web page? (continuation) It is also a good idea to keep your Web page files in one folder. Give the folder a name that clearly identifies the content, such as My Web Pages.
34 View an HTML Page (pg 24) After you create and save an HTML document, you can view it in your Web browser For example, you might view your pages to check how the content or image look in a browser or you might view pages to look for typing errors.
35 View an HTML Page (pg 24) View an HTML Document 1. Open your Web browser. 2. Click File 3. Click Open The Open dialog box appears. 4. Click Browse 5. Navigate to the folder or drive in which your HTML document is stored. 6. Click the filename
36 View an HTML Page (pg 25) View an HTML Document 7. Click OPEN. 8. Click OK The Web browser displays the page. The Title information appear The body information appears Note: You can not see metadata information on the browser page.
37 View an HTML Page (pg 25) 2 3 View an HTML Document 4
38 View an HTML Page (pg 25) View an HTML Document
39 View an HTML Page (pg 25) View an HTML Document The title information appears here
40 View an HTML Page (pg 25) Does it matter whether I view a page with Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator? No. Both browsers are set up to view pages offline as well as online.
41 View an HTML Page (pg 25) What happens if I can not view my page? If you do not see any content for your page, you need to double-check your HTML coding for errors. Make sure your document uses correctly paired start and end tags. Proof read your HTML codes to make sure everything is correct.
42 Add a Document Declaration (pg 26) The transitional version of HTML is the most inclusive you can use. It includes all the standard structural elements as well as presentation elements. The strict version is a streamline version of the transitional version. The frameset version is the transitional version along with the necessary frame elements to display frames on Web page.
43 Add a Document Declaration (pg 26) You can use a document declaration at the top of your Web page to declare which version of HTML, you are using to create the page. You can utilize three types of HTML: 1. HTML 4.01 Transitional 2. HTML 4.01 Strict 3. HTML 4.01 Frameset The document declaration tags contain a statement declaring the version.
44 Add a Document Declaration (pg 26) The DTD specifies the rules for the markup language, so that the browsers can render the content correctly.
45 Add a Document Declaration (pg 26) Add a Document Declaration 1. Open the HTML document you want to edit. 2. Insert a new line before the <HTML> tag. 3. Type the DOCTYPE declaration To specify HTML 4.01 Transitional type: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "
46 Add a Document Declaration (pg 26) Add a Document Declaration To specify HTML 4.01 Strict type: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" " To specify HTML 4.01 Frameset type: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN " strict.dtd">
47 Add a Document Declaration (pg 26) Add a Document Declaration 2 3
48 Add a Document Declaration (pg 27) Do I have to declare an HTML version? No. Most browsers can display your page without a DOCTYPE declaration, but some browsers do not. To make sure your page is viewable by all Web browsers, it is a good idea to include a DOCTYPE declaration. You may want to add such a declaration as you become more familiar with designing Web pages.
49 Add a Document Declaration (pg 27) Which version of HTML should I use? All Web browsers support HTML Transitional. However, developers are moving more toward HTML Strict and using with CSS (cascading style sheets) to control formatting. CSS offers greater flexibility with formatting yet does not necessary work well with all browsers. If your page users frames, then you use HTML Frameset because it allows you to add frames to a page.
50 Add Metadata (pg 28) Keywords and page description are the most common data Web developers enter into the metadata tags. However, metadata is also a great source for other Web page developers, enabling them to see who you are and what sort of notes or techniques you applied to create your page.
51 Add Metadata (pg 28) You can use metadata to give more details about your page: page description authoring information copyrights keywords Metadata does not appear on the Web page itself. The information you insert in the metadata tags is useful with search engines that glean information about your page.
52 Add Metadata Example
53 Add Metadata (pg 28) Add an Author Name 1. Click between the <HEAD> </HEAD> tag to start a new line.. Insert a new line after the <TITLE> tag. 2. Type <META NAME= author and a blank space. 3. Type CONTENT= My Name > replacing My Name with your name. 4. Press Enter
54 Add Metadata (pg 28) Add a Page Description 5. Type <META NAME= description and a blank space. 6. Type CONTENT= Page Description > replacing Page Description with your own page description 7. Press Enter
55 Add Metadata (pg 29) Specify Keywords 8. Type <META NAME= keywords and a blank space 9. Type CONTENT= My Keywords > replacing My Keywords with a keyword. Note: For multiple keywords, use a space and commas to separate each keyword 10. Press Enter
56 Add Metadata (pg 29) Add a Copyright 11. Type <META NAME= copyright and a blank space 12. Type CONTENT= 2012 > replacing 2004 with your own numbers or copyright information. 13. Press Enter
57 Add Metadata (pg 28) Add Metadata
58 Add Metadata (pg 29) How do I add the name of the program I used to design my page to the metadata information? To specify an authoring program type <META NAME= generator CONTENT= Program Name >
59 Add Metadata (pg 29) Who can view my metadata? The only time anyone can see your metadata information is if they view the HTML code for the page. To view the HTML coding of any page in your browser window, click View and then click Source. This opens your text editor window and you can see the HTML page to create the page. Any metadata assigned to the document appears at the top within the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags.
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