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Presented by:
The Gonzales Evening Lions Club
Lion Ken Mosher II, Webmaster
In this online course you will learn how to create a free
Examples, and screen shots, used in this course, were
A web page is nothing more than a simple text file, with a
In order for a web browser to know that this particular text
HTML is the computer language that web browsers read.
We are going to create a simple web page for the imaginary
Ready to get started?
webpage for your club, and publish it on the internet. If
you currently have a computer, running some version of
Windows, and a web browser, that is all you need. If you
are running with a Linux OS, the procedures will be different,
but the same basic rules will still apply, just use any text
editor, or word processor, that you have available on your
system in place of Windows Notepad, which I will use here.
created using Windows 98 running on a PC.
list of commands to be read by a web browser, which tells
the web browser how to view your page.
file is to be read as a web page, it must be saved in .html
format instead of .txt format, which would normally be used
to save a text file.
Lions Clubs of Greater Podunk. This example will show you
how to code a web page for color, text, graphics, email, and
links to other pages. When you have finished going through
the steps to create this example page, you will be ready to
build a web page for your club.
You can always click the...
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...link to come back here.
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The Linux Operating System is the open source code OS originally developed by Linus Torvald