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Art Gallery / Re: DylanCheetah's Art Gallery
« on: October 28, 2023, 03:24:02 am »Fiona the Fox (by SneakPaws)
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Discussion Board / Re: Web Development - HTML
« on: October 27, 2023, 03:35:16 am »
Today I will teach you how to create hyperlinks. Make a copy of the page from the first lesson and paste this into the body of the webpage:
The "a" tag is used to create a link to another webpage. Its "href" property contains the URL to visit when the link is clicked. Notice that the link text doesn't have to be the same as the URL.
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<a href="https://feral-heart.com">Feral Heart Website</a>
The "a" tag is used to create a link to another webpage. Its "href" property contains the URL to visit when the link is clicked. Notice that the link text doesn't have to be the same as the URL.
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Art Gallery / Re: DylanCheetah's Art Gallery
« on: October 27, 2023, 03:10:04 am »Are Abby and James relatives of Dylan?
Not exactly. They are characters in a video game in a book I am writing. Whereas Dylan is the sona of the person who invented the game.
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Art Gallery / Re: DylanCheetah's Art Gallery
« on: October 26, 2023, 06:20:31 am »Queen FrostyPaws (by Kaye)
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Discussion Board / Re: Web Development - HTML
« on: October 24, 2023, 03:53:42 pm »
For today's lesson, we will explore some ways to format text in the body of a webpage. Let's start by making a copy of the webpage we made in the first lesson and name it "text-formatting.html". Then open the file and paste the following HTML into the body of the webpage:
The "h1" tag is used to create a large heading. We can also add smaller headings with "h2" through "h6" tags.
The "p" tag is used to create a paragraph.
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<h1>Heading</h1>
<p>This is a paragraph.</p>
<p>This is another paragraph.</p>
The "h1" tag is used to create a large heading. We can also add smaller headings with "h2" through "h6" tags.
The "p" tag is used to create a paragraph.
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Discussion Board / Re: Web Development - HTML
« on: October 24, 2023, 03:44:49 pm »Very insightful! I remember taking a coding class in high school and this brought back some memories! I hope that people can make use of this guide!
I first learned how to make webpages back on my mom's old Windows XP PC. XD
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Discussion Board / Web Development - HTML
« on: October 21, 2023, 09:59:18 pm »
Hello everyone. I recently graduated from a web development certification class, so I thought it would be fun to share some of the things I have learned. I will start by teaching you about the fundamentals of HTML so you can start designing your own webpages for fun.
HTML (hypertext markup language) is used to define the layout and content of a webpage. Every webpage has a similar structure. Here is an example of a minimal webpage:
If you paste the above HTML into a text editor and save it as "index.html" you can double-click the file to view it in your web browser.
HTML consists of tags and text. Tags are enclosed in angle brackets like "<html>". Most tags also have a corresponding end tag that ends with a slash like "</html>".
The "!DOCTYPE" tag indicates the document type. For HTML 5 the document type should be "html".
The "html" tag contains all of the webpage content and it has a "lang" attribute whose value indicates the language that the text in the document was written in such as English (en).
The "head" tag contains metadata such as the title of the webpage.
The "title" tag contains the title of the webpage.
The "meta" tag contains metadata used by the web browser or search engines. Its "name" attribute determines what sort of data the tag contains and the "content" attribute contains the tag's data.
The "body" tag contains the body of the webpage. This is the part that the user sees in their web browser. For this example, I just placed some plain unformatted text in it.
HTML (hypertext markup language) is used to define the layout and content of a webpage. Every webpage has a similar structure. Here is an example of a minimal webpage:
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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<title>Hello</title>
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
</head>
<body>
Hello World!
</body>
</html>
If you paste the above HTML into a text editor and save it as "index.html" you can double-click the file to view it in your web browser.
HTML consists of tags and text. Tags are enclosed in angle brackets like "<html>". Most tags also have a corresponding end tag that ends with a slash like "</html>".
The "!DOCTYPE" tag indicates the document type. For HTML 5 the document type should be "html".
The "html" tag contains all of the webpage content and it has a "lang" attribute whose value indicates the language that the text in the document was written in such as English (en).
The "head" tag contains metadata such as the title of the webpage.
The "title" tag contains the title of the webpage.
The "meta" tag contains metadata used by the web browser or search engines. Its "name" attribute determines what sort of data the tag contains and the "content" attribute contains the tag's data.
The "body" tag contains the body of the webpage. This is the part that the user sees in their web browser. For this example, I just placed some plain unformatted text in it.
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Art Gallery / Re: DylanCheetah's Art Gallery
« on: October 21, 2023, 09:18:21 pm »Dylan the Cheetah (by Kaye)
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Art Gallery / Re: DylanCheetah's Art Gallery
« on: October 21, 2023, 02:50:55 pm »Abby the Cheetah
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Art Gallery / Re: DylanCheetah's Art Gallery
« on: October 19, 2023, 02:27:52 pm »James the Cheetah
