Joe Burns

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HTML 4.01 Tutorials These will bring you up to speed on the latest version of our favorite language! This Tutorial series was originally written as an introduction to HTML 4.0, around the time that HTML4.0 was being released.  The specification for HTML 4.01 became a W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium

This tutorial was originally written when HTML 4.0 was in its infancy.  HTML 4.01 is today’s standard specification for HTML and this tutorial has been updated to reflect the features of HTML 4.01.  Editorial comments are shown contained in square braces — [ ]   Use these to jump around or read it all… [The […]

Updated to include the 4.01 Specification changes. Editorial comments are enclosed in square braces  – [ ]   Use these to jump around or read it all… [Reader’s Questions On HTML 4.0] [On Versions…] [SGML and XML] [Will You Puh-Leeze Get to HTML 4.0?!] [New Commands] [New Sub-Commands] [Deprecated Elements] [Dead Elements] [That’s That]      Apparently […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [Make the Text Show Up] [Appear and Go Away] [Appear in the Same Place] When you own as many reference books as I do, you tend to actually sit around and wait for commands that are not yet active to become active. Yes, I know it’s […]

Here’s a look at what the subcommands will do. Many of these are already shown in the New Commands example tutorial. CLASS      In order for this class command to work, this: .purple {color:purple} was placed between the commands. The Code:      Affected text What You Get:      Affected text DIR The Code: hello […]

Use these links to jump around or read it all… [Simple Table Commands] [What Is Happening?] [Really Fancy Table Stuff] [Activating Cells For Links] [Images in Cells] [Framing Images]      You want a table? Okay, here’s a table of the Brady family. Feel free to sing. The Bradys Marcia Carol Greg Jan Alice Peter Cindy Mike […]

This tutorial was originally written when HTML 4.0 was in its infancy.  HTML 4.01 is today’s standard specification for HTML and this tutorial has been updated to reflect the features of HTML 4.01.  Editorial comments are shown contained in square braces — [ ] Use these to jump around or read it all… [Accesskey, Label […]

Here’s a quick example of a table within a table, with cellpadding, cellspacing and the table border set so you can easily see what’s going on within the table: 2nd Table2nd Table 2nd Table 2nd Table The cell next to this one has a smaller table inside of it, a table inside a table. How […]

Use these to jump around or read it all… [The Image] [How To Do It] [Why On Earth Would I Do This?] [Some Images For Your Page]      See that black line above? That’s what this tutorial is about, a 1 by 1 pixel-sized image. People have started using them to add lines and blocks of […]

Please understand that versions and interfaces change. This tutorial may look out of date, but the steps to getting the effect are the same.      LView Pro is the program I’ve used since the first time I made a transparent gif. I still have the original program. I never saw a need to upgrade. Grab yourself […]