HTML was developed in the 1990s by different scientists, and the first publication that specified HTML as a formal “application” of SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) was by Berners-Lee with Dan Connolly.
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and is a computer language that is used to create documents on the World Wide Web.
The language […]
Entries from February 2008
HTML: Introduction
February 18th, 2008 · No Comments
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HTML Text Formatting:
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You can even use HTML to format text i.e. how it will be placed, its color, etc. Given below are the basic text-formatting tags that you might find useful:
<B></B>: Defines bold text
<I></I>: Defines Italic text
<U></U>: Defines Underline text
<SUB></SUB>: Defines subscript text
<SUP></SUP>: Defines superscript text
<big></big>: Defines big text
<em></em>: Defines emphasized text
<small></small>: Defines small text
<strong></strong>: Defines strong […]
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HTML Tag attributes:
February 18th, 2008 · No Comments
HTML tag attributes are the properties of the HTML elements that you use. The attributes are always used in the opening tags of the HTML elements. Their format is somewhat like name=”value” for example.
<p align=”left”>
This will tell the browser to align the paragraph to the left of the screen.
Since examples are the best way to […]
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HTML Tables:
February 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Tables are perhaps the only tricky part of HTML. Following are some things to understand:
1. To begin working on a table, you must first introduce a <table> tag in to your code to specify the beginning of your table code.
2. Tables borders can be defined and they can be aligned by using the <align=”center/left/right “> […]
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HTML Links:
February 18th, 2008 · No Comments
On the internet, you often have to link your document with another document. For this, HTML links are used.
The first thing you have to understand is that to link to a document on the internet, HTML used the <a> tag. This is known as the ‘anchor’ tag as by using it, you actually specify the […]
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HTML Frames
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Ever been to a website where two web pages are visible on the same browser window? Looks amazing doesn’t it? This is made possible by the usage of frames.
Frames are implemented by using the specified tags for frames. These are:
1. <frame>: Defines a sub window (a frame)
2. <frameset>: Defines a set of frames
3. <noframes>: Defines […]
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HTML Elements:
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Previously, we ascertained that HTML documents are basically text files which contain HTML tags. HTML elements are defined by HTML tags and are the building blocks of any HTML webpage. Since HTML elements are made up of tags, it is pertinent to have some idea of HTML tags.
The first thing you should know is that […]
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HTML Basic Tags:
February 18th, 2008 · No Comments
The most important tags are the ones that are used to define headings, paragraphs and line breaks. These are:
Heading tags: <h1></h1>
Note: The number in the tag goes all the way up to 6, much like how you define headings in Microsoft Word.
Paragraphing: <p></p>
Line breaks: <br></br>
Now let’s use these tags in this beginners html tutorial or […]
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Turn into Smoke and Fog: A Computer graphics discovery
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There are various softwares available in the market, that can render the complex computer generated images with smoke, fog and other similar media, but all these require a lot of memory, CPU usage and time. Now, a new technique is developed by the computer professionals of UC SAN DIEGO that can do the same but […]
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Some cool Ways to Make a Real Shadows For Computer Images or Animation.
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A great computer algorithm, Ohio State algorithms, is developed by the engineers of Ohio University. This algorithm models the passing of light through 3-D translucent objects, such as water, smoke, clouds etc, and the formation of a shadow that really resembles the natural shadow. This algorithm does not require much computer memory to create these […]