HTML for dummys

[Joshuae]

Yeah.. get off his back. He's done a tutorial out of his kindness for absolute nooby php coders such as Joshuae and co.

This is for HTML. :eusa_whis
And, wow - I don't want to learn PHP? Officially it doesn't make me a noob as I have never looked into coding it. Since noob = new to something.

And if you read, I posted a good decent comment. Not something rude and abusive. So if you'd kindly shut the hell up.

[Excellent1]

This is for HTML. :eusa_whis
And, wow - I don't want to learn PHP? Officially it doesn't make me a noob as I have never looked into coding it. Since noob = new to something.

And if you read, I posted a good decent comment. Not something rude and abusive. So if you'd kindly shut the hell up.

I edited the post sherlock*+*+ I just don't get how you can say it's not really needed when all you know about HTML is what the name stands for?

On-topic: Maybe add a tad more? Like using images for links etc?

[Joshuae]

I edited the post sherlock*+*+ I just don't get how you can say it's not really needed when all you know about HTML is what the name stands for?

On-topic: Maybe add a tad more? Like using images for links etc?

Look at the post time, then the edit time.
One minute before.

& No, I know HTML actually. and CSS, just not that great with slicing & positioning. Sorry.

Now, lets not get this thread closed.

& Yeah, I'd like to see this go further adding more stuff for say dynamic content which is used?

[Meanies]

I edited the post sherlock*+*+ I just don't get how you can say it's not really needed when all you know about HTML is what the name stands for?

On-topic: Maybe add a tad more? Like using images for links etc?

It isn't really needed, there's many more in-depth guides on HTML elsewhere which detail things like your suggestion. Both myself and Joshuae said it was a good idea but isn't really needed unless there are more detailed things, most people will know what <b> does and <img> etc are pretty much self-explanatory.

[Klydo]

It isn't really needed, there's many more in-depth guides on HTML elsewhere which detail things like your suggestion. Both myself and Joshuae said it was a good idea but isn't really needed unless there are more detailed things, most people will know what <b> does and <img> etc are pretty much self-explanatory.

So what if it isn't needed? People may stumble across this thread being a general HxF user who doesn't even know what w3schools is.

[Excellent1]

So what if it isn't needed? People may stumble across this thread being a general HxF user who doesn't even know what w3schools is.

QFT ^^

[Joshuae]

So what if it isn't needed? People may stumble across this thread being a general HxF user who doesn't even know what w3schools is.

Didn't think about that too much. Whoops.

[Independent]

Guide addon;
<img>

This tag is for displaying images on your HTML page, the image tag has a few attributes.

src, border, javascripts bits and bobs.

How do I display an Image?
<img src="http://www.imagehost.com/image.extension">
How do I make it so, they click an image and it goes somewhere else?
<a href=""></a> <-- First, we must wrap an "a" around it, with a href attribute, in the href tag you enter the URL you would like the user to be pointed too.

<a href="http://www.habboxforum.com"><img src="http://www.imagehost.com/image.extension"></a>

Basically..
image.extension -> yourimage.gif or any other image format.

Hope this helps, sorry if I crashed the thread

[Protege]

Guide addon;
<img>

This tag is for displaying images on your HTML page, the image tag has a few attributes.

src, border, javascripts bits and bobs.

How do I display an Image?
<img src="http://www.imagehost.com/image.extension">
How do I make it so, they click an image and it goes somewhere else?
<a href=""></a> <-- First, we must wrap an "a" around it, with a href attribute, in the href tag you enter the URL you would like the user to be pointed too.

<a href="http://www.habboxforum.com"><img src="http://www.imagehost.com/image.extension"></a>

Basically..
image.extension -> yourimage.gif or any other image format.

Hope this helps, sorry if I crashed the thread

First learn what each attribute/element/tag means before you try to even attempt to teach someone else it...

[Independent]

First learn what each attribute/element/tag means before you try to even attempt to teach someone else it...

I know what the tags/elements/attributes are, I just don't know the full "name" for "a". My tutorial is correct, so don't bother slating it as you haven't contributed.