📋 HTML and All That
Here are some great resources for dealing with the HTML code that is hidden behind the scenes.
First is a fairly simple listing of the main tags that you use to format and structure text and media on the page.
HTML Cheat Sheet
This cheat sheet – or HTML code quick reference – lists the common HTML tags and their attributes, grouped into relevant sections in an easy-to-read format. What is html? What are tags? – Perhaps check out where to start or what is html first 🙂 website title content of website …
Next is a more complex site with much more information.
HTML Cheat Sheet
HTML Cheat Sheet contains useful code examples and web developer tools, markup generators and more on a single page. Switch to other web developer sheets, like CSS or JavaScript. These pages were created as a quick guide for those who already know how to work with these languages.
Finally if you want to play around with code to see how it all works check this page out. It is comprehensive.
HTML Tutorial
Well organized and easy to understand Web building tutorials with lots of examples of how to use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, PHP, Python, Bootstrap, Java and XML.
I remember my freshman year of highschool I took a Web design class and pretty much built our own websites and blogs from scratch with HTML, CSS, Javascript. we would embed Twitter posts in our blog’s code. It was fun. The second cheat sheet would have been really helpful back then. I played around with the HTML tutorial a little. I wrote a sentance and changed it green.
This resource reminded me of a course I took to learn Rstudio and create codes and functions for websites. Coding is such a complex activity, one letter or number out of place and it can mess up the whole thing. This cheat sheet is helpful to show the basic needs and tips to code.