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HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the language of the web. It allows you to create web pages and place anything you like on them.

This section of Quackit provides an extensive list of articles and tutorials to assist with your HTML coding.

From the HTML Cheat Sheet, to the HTML code library, from the HTML code generators to the HTML tutorial, you'll almost certainly find something of benefit!

Tutorials

Codes & Generators

HTML Tutorial

Learn HTML with this free HTML tutorial - build tables, forms, fonts, color, images, hyperlinks and more.

Table Tutorial

Learn to create tables in HTML with this 5 minute table tutorial.

Layouts

Create multi-column layouts with these HTML layout tips.

XHTML Tutorial

Learn about the differences between HTML and XHTML. It's not that hard really!

Make a Website

Learn how to create a website and host it - in 5 minutes!

HTML Codes

HTML codes that you can copy and paste straight into your website or MySpace profile page. Includes HTML generators.

MySpace Codes

HTML codes specific to MySpace pages. Includes MySpace HTML code generators.

Cheat Sheet

Use this HTML cheat sheet to quickly create HTML tables, forms, fonts, color, image maps, hyperlinks and more.

Reference

Related Technologies

HTML Tag List

Full, alphabetical list of all HTML tags (also referred to as "HTML elements") from the HTML 4.01 specification.

HEX Color Codes

This color code chart contains the colors from the 216 web safe color palette. The hexadecimal value is written below each color so you can copy and paste the hex value into your HTML code.

Character Entities

Sometimes you should not just type your HTML straight from the keyboard ("double quotes" for example). Some characters need to be specially coded so that all (most...?) users can view your page as you intended them to see it.

Quick Help

Quick-reference to many common tasks. For example, help with tables, help with image maps, etc.
Once you're comfortable with HTML, try some of these. These are some of the most common technologies related to building websites.

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