In HTML 5 Help Part 1, I introduced the HTML 5 standard tags and then went on to introduce the HTML 5 Canvas Tag.
In this tutorial, I will continue covering Canvas. I answer many questions that have been emailed to me and I focus on all you can do with lines, paths, arcs and text with HTML 5...
I’ve received numerous requests for some HTML 5 Help. So, in this tutorial I’ll cover one of the most exciting new features being the HTML 5 Canvas tag.
This will be a long tutorial that you’ll be able to use as a HTML 5 guide.
While HTML 5 is nor supported by Internet Explorer...
In the last article I covered how to Learn HTML in 15 minutes. In this video I’ll teach you how to write xHTML 1.0 Strict code in 1o minutes!
It is actually pretty easy. You just have to:
Change your DOCTYPE
Change Some Meta Tags
Close all your tags properly
Surround inline tags with...
I was dared to create an HTML video tutorial that covers the top 50 tags, in under 15 minutes. Well I did it!
I show how to use 50 different tags in HTML. I then give an example of each. You’ll either love it or hate it. I hope you love it of course.
If you would prefer to see this done...
I was surprised to get this question emailed to me after my HTML W3C Tutorial. This article will be a bit more technical, but I’ll try to keep it light on jargon. By the end of the article, you’ll be able to tell people you know how to write Extensible Hypertext Markup Language...
I’ve had some requests to show you the php script I used to process and send the email from the HTML W3C Tutorial. So here you are. I’ll go through everything, like before, by including the code in black and white and my descriptions of the code in a blue box.
Code is here in a...
Today, I’m going to completely explain the Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML). You’ll probably be surprised by how uncomplicated it is. I hope?
A web browser reads HTML, which is just a text file filled with tags. Tags are just words or individual characters in angled brackets, that tell the...
