The Internet is a large source of Web Design Tutorials, some correct and
some are not.

Since HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, etc may be foreign to a
newbie, he may be quite unsure of what he is learning.

To make matters worse, most tutorials do not have a FUNCTIONAL
interactive medium where questions can be asked and answered.

The Solution:
The problem will be solved if a platform is created to treat web design
tutorials and at the same time deal with questions posted by users. This
is where the thread comes in.

This thread will treat Web tutorials on HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript and so on.
These tutorials will be posted DIRECTLY HERE on the thread. Problems/
Questions can also be posted and since this is an open platform, it may
be answered by fellow Solutioncentre who have had experience in our local
market.

All you have to do is sit back, visit the thread, read the posts, ask
questions (if any), contribute to or debunk posted tutorials. And you do
all of this without even leaving Solutioncentre! How easier can it be?
Let’s set the ball rolling!!

TOPIC 1: HTML

Session: 1
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is a type (and most common) of markup language. A
markup language is a set of markup tags used to define a document to be rendered by a Web browser. NOTE: HTML is not a programming language.
HTML tags are keywords in angular brackets <> that come in pairs. The fist of the pair is called the opening or start tag .

The second is called the
closing or end tag. The end tag always has a forward slash / before it.
Example: <opening tag> </closing tag>
HTML elements are everything between the opening and closing tag including the tag itself.

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Example: <opening tag> Content</closing tag>
The compilation of HTML elements used in different ways makes up an HTML document . The HTML document is then interpreted by a
Web Browser (e.g. Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, e.t.c) into visual and audio content that is understood by the browser.
In other words, the web browser does not display the HTML tags itself but the interpretation.

Session: 2

Brief History of HTML
(Just for knowing sake So it is not that compulsory)
HTML was developed by Tim Berners Lee in 1991. It underwent several modifications into HTML+, HTML 2.0, HTML 3.2, HTML 4.01, HTML 1.0 and (most recently) HTML 5.
HTML standards are maintained by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)

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