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Okay everyone, I'm going to teach you the basics of what you need to know about HTML. HTML stands for H yper T ext M ark-up L anguage, and you can see by that little text bit there how it gets the abbreviation. Now, lets get stuck into it and i'll show you what a HTML page is made up of.

The structure of any basic HTML page is setup like this:








The things with the greater and less than signs and text in them are called tags. The tag at the start of the structure is telling the browser that all of the HTML stuff begins right there. At the bottom of the page you will notice that the HTML tag appears again, only this time it has a / before the text. This is an end tag, and it ends whatever HTML command that has been started. For example, if I wanted bold text, like this , i would have to put this tag at the start of the text i wanted to be bold, and this at the end, to stop the text being "bolded" any further. Get my drift? Ok, back to the tutorial...


 

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