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    Lesson 1 - Learning, Understanding and Editing HTML Codes: Viewing The Source Code

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    HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language and is used to create webpages. An HTML document has two main parts - the head and the body. The head contains metadata like the title while the body holds the visible page content. HTML code uses tags that come in pairs to mark elements like headings, which can be styled by changing the heading number tag. Elements like the background color can also be customized using tags and hexadecimal codes.

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    HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language and is used to create webpages. An HTML document has two main parts - the head and the body. The head contains metadata like the title while the body holds the visible page content. HTML code uses tags that come in pairs to mark elements like headings, which can be styled by changing the heading number tag. Elements like the background color can also be customized using tags and hexadecimal codes.

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    LESSON 1 – LEARNING,

    UNDERSTANDING AND EDITING


    HTML CODES

    HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is the language used to create
    webpages. It has two major parts: the head and the body. The head contains basic information
    about the web page or document like the document title. The body includes the subject mater
    of the document. For every HTML document, it contains the head and body codes.
    VIEWING THE SOURCE CODE
    All web browsers make it possible for users to view the source code of a certain web page.
    To view the source code using Google Chrome Browser, follow this instruction:
    1. Click on “Customize and control Google chrome” button.
    2. Click on Tools > View Source Code.

    To view the source code using Internet Explorer, follow this instruction:
    1. Press right click on the page.
    2. Click on View Source.
    IDENTIFYING THE PARTS OF AN HTML

    An HTML document has two parts: head and body. The image above shows the basic structure
    of an HTML document. Basic information about the document such as document title or web
    page title is included in the head part while the content of the document is written in the
    body. HTML tags always come in pairs - open tag and close tag (e.g <h1> - open tag, </h2> -
    close tag. The HTML tag for head is <head>; for the body is <body>. All HTML documents
    requires head and body codes.
    CHANGING TITLE BAR TEXT
    To change the text in title bar, type in between the tags <title> and </title>.

    CHANGING BACKGROUND COLOR


    Within the <body> tag, you can set the color of the background by typing using the background
    color bgcolor like this <body bgcolor=”#FFFFFF”>. The hexadecimal number “#FFFFFF”
    represent the color white.
    To know the hexadecimal numbers of other colors, you can open Quick Color Table
    (BGCOLOR version) html document.
    CHANGING HEAD SIZE
    HTML makes use of six levels of “heading level” tag pair. The smaller the heading number, the
    larger the print size.

    To change the size of the heading, simply change the heading number of the tag pair. Change
    the heading number.

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