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Published: 2011-06-04 07:15:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 7613; Favourites: 351; Downloads: 159
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This mostly focuses on the different text styles in HTML
Hopefully it helps someone out there, please let me know what you think 
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Here is a basic HTML structure pic I made ( scraped) but should serve good for at least 1 person P:
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Yay this will help me remember the codes better. Many thanks for making this.
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AH you're a LIFESAVER. I've always been annoyed that I can't get the right format for various stuff. So thank-you!
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yay! your welcome x)!
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I knew most of this stuff but a few are very helpful.
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::grateful sob:: Thank youuuuu! I am going to print this out and glue it to my monitor! More tutorials for the technochallenged pleeeasse!
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Saying you don't need the /p for paragraph formatting is wrong. Not closing your paragraph tag also makes it not W3C compliant and adding CSS styleing to paragraph formatting with out a closing tag means everything after the tag will now have that formatting.
It's like if you added the B bold tag and not the closing /b what happens? Everything after is now in bold. This is the same if you wanted to do paragraph alignment or add CSS, if you did align="right" and again had no closing /p then all the text after that would now be aligned to the right, because there is noting to tell it where to stop applying the styling.
Working as a website designer for 14 years. That is the biggest mistake I see from new people trying to learn the basics. So really, you should change that.
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Hehe Fixed thanks for the info, I see what you mean it's just that a video I saw that that for the paragraph isn't completly needed, I guess thats if your gonna make paragraphs right after another but I ain't gonna arugue with some1 that has been web designing for 14 years xD I'm just getting into Html
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only problem with this is that and shouldn't be used in coding since and are W3C compliant. Also some of text attributes should be in CSS and not HTML. Not saying that I haven't used it before, but it'll help to use the newer codes if you're concerned about your html/css code being validated : )
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Hehe I just recently heard of ccs , but I guess were all guilty of using these tags just like that ^^" I'm just starting to get into html + css so yeah hehe
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hehehe I'm guilty of it too so no worries ;D
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lol well I didn't think dA was going to do that - I typed < b > and < i > and (just without the spaces). I was in no way meaning to yell or speak strongly lol.
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Fantastic job! I knew some basic HTML but not very much. I'm looking to expand on it, so this helped a lot! Thanks!
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no problemo ^__^ that's what it's here for
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Thanks I hope it helps!
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It really does.
In fact, the next day I went out and borrowed a book on building websites with HTML. Which, by the way, I am holding hostage.
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I'm no guru at this stuff but found out like said below that CSS is definatley necessary. So here is a link that I found very useful: [link] and for the HTML the program Crimson Editor: [link] is an expanded (free) Notepad-like program that is very helpful in creating HTML pages. There's even a preview so you can see what you've done. It's a great learning tool.
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Dude I need something like this I forgot how to make words italicized
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Yeah man I so glad I'm done with school for now
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but you're supposed to do styles in the CSS, not the html =\
your line break tag is missing a closing slash...
good examples of html that can be used in deviantart journals, though!
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Oo intresting I haven't really started looking into css i just kinda started with html and this is just kinda a review of things I've recently learnt but thanks bro for mentioning css i'll definatly look into it
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without css you really can't make a decent website... so yes you should definitely look into it
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