Digital Information Technology Help File

Please note that there is a sentence of directions before you actually start the

steps for this project...

Note: Lines 1-15 of the above code will be explained on the following slides

Lines 1 and 2 of every Plain Text file you create for a webpage will need to be

typed exactly as you see below.

This tells the computer what the document type is, such as html.

Your title tag needs to go between your head tags.

Both title and head tags need to have open and close tags.

Your title appears on the tab of the open window:

Your body style goes next and this is where you put the background color.

Your heading needs to be centered. Center tags should be opened and closed.

Your h1 and center tags need to have open and close tags.

h1 is also the largest heading size.

Your heading appears at

the top of your webpage

Your text goes next...

Your paragraph tags <p> need to have open and close tags.

Paragraph tags create a double space.

• <ol> tag needs to be opened at the very beginning of list, and closed at very

end of list

• <li> tag needs to be opened before every line on the list, and closed after

every line on the list.

• <em> is an italic emphasis tag, which also needs to be opened and closed

• Font color change be changed by using <li style=color:

• Don't forget to close the strong tags as well.

It is very important that the image name that

you type into your code EXACTLY MATCHES

the image filename in your Module 6 folder

• Your <footer> tag would begin below the body of your webpage. Footer tags need

both an open and a close tag.

• This particular footer needs both your name and an email hyperlink.

• The email hyperlink must begin with <a href=mailto

• Text typed after the email address and the closing bracket will appear on your

page.

• You can align your footer to the right if you would like. Below see the code for align

right. Don't forget to close with a </p>

Remember you need a body close tag.

If your .html tag is not closed, your page will not display.

And then your webpage is DONE! :)