Welcome to the Official Website of my HTML Class!

Class Date

NEXT CLASSES START FALL 2005
Talk to Pat Byars or Deborah Whaley-Stephenson for information.

STUDENT WEB SITES

Cliff Huff's Antique Radio Page

Pete Mitchell's Interests

Web Sites For Class

Below are some sample pages.
To view, simply click on the link.
To save and modify or view coding, RIGHT click on the link and choose "Save Target As...".
Then, save the page to the drive and directory you wish.

Very Basic Page - bare minimum to start.

Basic Page with a Heading, Paragraphs, and Breaks

Basic Page with Center, Backgournd and Text Color, and a Horizontal Rule

Colors, Heading, Center, HR, Breaks, Paragraphs and LINKS!

Project Web Page as of Feb. 7, 2004

Sample Java Day/Date For Your Page

Project Web Page as of Feb. 21, 2004

Calendar Java Applet
RIGHT click on Calendar Java Applet and choose "SAVE TARGET AS..." to save the script for your use.

Always remember to CLOSE your tags. The only 3 that do not have to be "closed" are P, BR and HR. Once you open a command, everything after that command will be that way until you close. This is perhaps the most common error with the formatting of a website.

The other common error you may encounter, is simple typing, command, or spelling errors. Computers are DUMB and DUTIFUL! Even if it is spelled very closely, the computer will not "figure it out".
Be sure that your open and close arrows are all correct, as well as periods, quotes, and colons. These are common errors that we all make, and unfortunately, most often the most diffucult to locate. Most lilkely, if your page is not as you want it to be, your error is one of these small things.
Commas and periods are very similar looking, as are colons and semicolons. This is the first place to look. Also, check to be your = sign is correct.

I hope these tips help. I have found that most of my errors occur with the small typos, not the HTML itself. It is VERY common to make these errors, and I make plenty, so don't worry, just get in there and program!

I have included my HTML Tag List handout that we use in class. It is in DOC format for Microsoft Word.