HTML Codes - Special Characters - ASCII Table
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HTML codes to put ASCII special characters on your Web page.
Meta Refresh Tag
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Learn how to use the meta refresh tag to reload a page, or force your readers to a new page
Tabs in HTML
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Using a tab character in HTML can be tricky, as Web browsers don't recognize tabs as anything different from other whitespace characters like space and return. This quick tip will explain how you can get the effect of a tab character on your pages.
span and div
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Learn to use two useful style related tags - span and div. These elements are crucial for creating CSS pages including CSS positioning.
Free Web Templates
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These free Web templates will help you get the most out of your Web pages by doing the design work for you. You can manipulate these free Web templates to meet your needs, or just use the free Web templates as-is.
Web Design Software Quiz
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If you're looking to find the right Web design software to meet your needs you should take this questionnaire. After just a few short questions, you'll have a list of some of the best Web design software tools available to meet your needs and your budget.
Box Model Hack
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The CSS box model has very specific rules for how wide a box should be when a width is applied and padding, borders, and margins are applied. However Internet Explorer doesn't follow these rules. So we need a hack to make boxes in CSS the same width or height (whichever is defined) in Internet Explorer as in other browsers.
Basic Vertical Menu
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This is a basic vertical menu using a free Web template using CSS and basic list XHTML tags.
Stretch a Background Image
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Stretching a background image seems like something that would be fairly easy to do, but until CSS 3 properties are more widely supported, we have to use a workaround.
Set up a Webcam Web Page
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Learn how to setup a Webcam Web page with the correct HTML codes in the document and the Web cam image on the page.
The Mailto Command
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Learn how to use the mailto command to write email links on your Web pages.
XHTML 101 - Free HTML Course
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Take this 10 week course, and learn to create your own Web pages from scratch, using just a text editor like Notepad or SimpleText.
Web Design Software: A Questionairre to Help You Decide Which is Right for You
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: web design software questionairre
Windows WYSIWYG Editors
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WYSIWYG editors are HTML editors that attempt to display the Web page as it will show on the browser. They are visual editors, and you don't manipulate the code directly. Some HTML WYSIWYG editors also include a text editor, while others are purely WYSIWYG. This is my list of the best HTML WYSIWYG editors for Windows.
XHTML Photo Gallery Layout
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This Web site template shows one simple way you can layout a photo gallery and use JavaScript to display the expanded image page.
Set Prices for Web Design Work
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Web design pricing is a hot issue for new designers - learn how to set your web design prices and charge your customers reasonable and fair rates and fees for web design work.
How to Build a Website
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Learn how to build a website in 7 steps. Building a website can be a challenging proposition, but there are only 7 things you need to do to get your website up and running.
How to Center with CSS
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Learn how to center text, images or blocks on your Web page with CSS.
Include HTML
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Use SSI, PHP, ASP, JavaScript, or other technology to include portions of HTML on many pages of a Web site.
Center with DIV Tags and CSS
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This article for beginning Web developers who are new to HTML and CSS will help you learn how to use the DIV tag and CSS to center text or images on your pages.
Free WYSIWYG HTML Windows
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The most useful and usable free WYSIWYG HTML editors for Windows
Buying an HTML Editor
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What to think about before you choose your HTML editor
<input type="image" />
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The input type="image" tag creates submit buttons using images.
When Mailto Forms Don't Work
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Mailto forms are very easy to build, but mailto forms don't always work as you expect.
Font Families
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A guide for beginning Web designers and anyone who uses fonts on Web sites to find the right font for the right situation. This article will help you choose fonts for your site that show your originality but also work for your readers.
Free HTML Editors for Macintos
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If you're looking for a free HTML editor for Macintosh you will find the best ones on this list. There are both text and WYSIWYG editors available and these are great if you don't want to spend money on your HTML editor.
Tableless Layouts
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CSS Positioning helps you create Web pages that have a creative layout without the use of tables. This is often called tableless layout.
Free Web Menu Templates
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These HTML Templates will help you create menus using just simple HTML lists and CSS. You'd be amazed how simple the HTML is for these menus.
Creating a Mailto Link
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Mailto links are the easiest way to add contact information to your Web site.
Absolute and Relative Paths
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Learn how to link to pages and images using full domains, absolute and relative paths.
Free HTML Editors for Windows
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If you're looking for a free HTML editor for Windows you will find the best ones on this list. There are both text and WYSIWYG editors available and these are great if you don't want to spend money on your HTML editor.
HTML Tutorial
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Learn HTML and build your own Web page through a step-by-step HTML tutorial on the About Web Design site.
The HTML DIV Tag
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This article about the DIV tag is for beginning and intermediate Web developers who are interested in learning how to use the DIV tag to create XHTML+CSS layouts, align page content, and make logical divisions in their page content.
Color Symbolism Chart- Culture
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Using color can be problematic if you don't design with the culture of your audience in mind. Colors have different meanings to different cultures. This chart should help make sense of the color symbolisms of various cultures.
Restart Apache (Linux)
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If your Linux Apache Web server is started, you can stop and restart it with just a couple of steps.
Writing HTML in Notepad
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You already have a great HTML editor built into your Windows operating system - Notepad. Learn how to use Notepad to write HTML.
Comment CSS
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Add comments to your Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to make them easier to maintain.
Adding Links to Web Pages
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How to add links and images to your Web site - this page discusses how to add links and anchors and bookmarks
Free Dreamweaver Tutorials
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Free Dreamweaver tutorials make it easy to learn how to use Dreamweaver. These free Dreamweaver tutorials will show you the basics of Dreamweaver and also teach you how to use Dreamweaver for other effects.
Style the HR Tag
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Learn how to use CSS to style the HR tag. If you want to divide sections of your HTML, one way to do it is with the HR tag. But this tag can be really ugly if you don't style it. Learn how to use CSS to style your HR tags.
CSS @import
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@import rules with cascading style sheets allows you to import external style sheets into your CSS
KompoZer
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KompoZer is a text editor and WYSIWYG editor for Windows Macintosh Linux or UNIX. It is best suited to Professional Web Designers or Professional Web Developers.
Using the DIV Tag
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Learn how to use the DIV tag to create valid XHTML+CSS Web pages that are easy to read and change whenever you want to change them.
Understanding CSS Float
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If you understand how to use the CSS float property, you'll have a lot more control over how your Web pages are laid out and you can more easily join the ranks of CSS designers everywhere.
How to Install Apache
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Learn how to install the Apache Web server on a Linux system from source files.
CSS Media Types Create Prin...
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Learn how easy it is to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) media types to define a printer-friendly page without actually building one.
Untitled Document
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Free Web Menu Template Example of Vertical Menu Home Free Website Templates Free Web Menu Templates More
8 Easy Ways to Learn HTML
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It's easy to learn HTML, and there are so many different ways to do it, it's criminal if you haven't already started.
Introduction to Dreamweaver
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Learn how to define a Web site in Macromedia Dreamweaver MX so that you can edit it and manage it with Dreamweaver.
What is XHTML?
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Learn to understand what XHTML is, how to write it, and how to convert your existing HTML to XHTML.
HTML Codes - Special Characters for Punctuation and Other Characters - Punctuation HTML Codes
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HTML codes to put Punctuation characters on your Web page.
Linux/UNIX WYSIWYG Editors
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WYSIWYG editors are HTML editors that attempt to display the Web page as it will show on the browser. They are visual editors, and you don't manipulate the code directly. Some HTML WYSIWYG editors also include a text editor, while others are purely WYSIWYG. This is my list of the best HTML WYSIWYG editors for Linux and UNIX.
Create a Mailto Form in Mac...
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Mailto forms are one of the easiest forms to create because you don't have to learn any programming to write them. This document explains how to build one using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX.
Building a Web Page for the...
24/6/2009 | external link
In order to learn HTML, there are a lot of things that you will need to know. This pre-beginning tutorial will help you to assess how much you know and teach you the basics of creating a Web page with HTML.
CSS Drop Shadows
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Learn how to write CSS drop shadows without using any images. It's even possible to create drop shadows on text, but currently not in a standards-compliant or accessible way.
CSS Positioning
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Cascading Style Sheets allow you to position your HTML elements precisely on the page
SeaMonkey Composer
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SeaMonkey is a text editor and WYSIWYG editor for Windows Macintosh Linux or UNIX. It is best suited to Newcomers to Web Design.
Your First HTML Form
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Building your first HTML form, hints on building and using HTML forms
Fancy Photo Gallery Template
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This free Web template is a fancier version of a photo gallery. It uses JavaScript to display captions and the images themselves as well as pure CSS for the site layout.
What's My URL?
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Getting a page to the Web server isn't that hard, but how do you know what your URL is once the page is up? These tips will help you figure out what your URL is.
Browser Safe Colors
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Use browser safe colors to be sure that your Web page will look the same on most monitors
Basic Tags for a Web Site
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Learn the XHTML tags that are required on every Web page.
How to Send HTML Email
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HTML has a lot of things that it can do, but there are things that it can't do
<input type="hidden" />
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The input type="hidden" tag sends form fields to the server while hiding them from the reader
Macintosh WYSIWYG Editors
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WYSIWYG editors are HTML editors that attempt to display the Web page as it will show on the browser. They are visual editors, and you don't manipulate the code directly. Some HTML WYSIWYG editors also include a text editor, while others are purely WYSIWYG. This is my list of the best HTML WYSIWYG editors for Macintosh.
Styling Links with CSS
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Don't let your links be boring, create links that are styled just like the rest of your Web pages. And before you think that just means changing the hover color - there's way more to it than that. When you're designing your page, don't forget to design your links.
Nvu
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Nvu is a text editor and WYSIWYG editor for Windows Macintosh Linux or UNIX. It is best suited to Professional Web Designers or Professional Web Developers.
Magic with Meta Tags and Se...
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Use Search engine optimization (SEO) to boost your marketing strategy with meta tags
Designing for IE
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It is often very difficult to design a Web site when you need it to look the same in both Internet Explorer and Firefox or Safari. The trick is to start with a different browser than you're probably used to starting with - design for Firefox first.
Paths of a Web Designer
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Whether you've just decided to learn how to create a Web page or you've been designing pages for years, there is sure to be something new to learn - once you know where you are on the path, you know what you're ready to focus on next - from beginning HTML, advanced HTML, professional web designers and programmers, to XML.
Basic Horizontal Menu
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This is a basic horizontal menu using a free Web template using CSS and basic list XHTML tags.
Rounded Corners Using CSS
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Rounded corners on boxes is a popular way to make CSS designs look less boxy, but the most common method requires a large amound of images which can drastically increase the download time for your pages. This method uses stripes and inline elements to get the effect of rounded corners.
Color Symbolism
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Color symbolizes many things to different cultures, but it is easy to forget this when designing a Web site. If you use color on your site, then you should be aware of the different meanings different cultures attach to color.
Using Style Classes and IDs
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Applying styles across sections of a document using class and id attributes
Cascading Style Sheets Library
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The Cascading Style Sheets library is a library of cascading style sheets (CSS) properties and syntax. Learn Cascading Style Sheets by learning the CSS properties. CSS 1 Properties.
Quick CSS
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Take this 5 day course to learn Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to improve your Web pages
Menu Templates List - XHTML
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The free Web templates for menus on this site all use the same XHTML to create the menus. This XHTML is short and easy to install on your site.
Links for Navigation Menus
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Learn how to use CSS to style basic unordered lists into vertical navigation menus for your Web site.
Weekly Web Design Class
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Take this free course, and learn to design Web pages that are vibrant and useful. Designing for the Web is very different from other design tasks, make sure that you know the rules before you break them.
Photo Gallery Photo Page
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These images are for sample only - not for redistribution
Possible Photo Gallery
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My Photo Gallery Get the Template for this gallery. Mali with Car Wash Time Sleepy? Mali with Car Wash
Change the Font Color with CSS
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It's easy to change the font color with one simple CSS style property.
HTML Codes - Special Characters for Russian (Cyrillic) - ASCII Table - Russian (Cyrillic) HTML Codes
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HTML codes to put Russian (Cyrillic) characters on your Web page.
Comment Your XML
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XML comments are very similar to HTML comments. tags create a space for you to keep your code clear.
Color Wheel and Color Theory
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Web pages are designed in color, but if you don't understand how color works, you could end up with some really ugly pages. Understanding the basics of color theory will help you create better Web pages.
8 Easy Ways to Learn CSS
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It's easy to learn CSS, and there are so many different ways to do it, it's criminal if you haven't already started. Cascading Style Sheets add so much to your Web designs that if you don't understand at least the basics you're cheating yourself and your designs.
Professional Web Designers
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Professional Web Designers need job opportunities, salary and pricing advice, legal and contract help, plus Web design, site development, promotion, and marketing.
Tabbed Navigation
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It's easy to add tabbed navigation into your Web pages with CSS and page identifiers.
How to Use the Input Tag
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The input tag is the primary tag used for forms. Learn how to make the most of it. Part 2 in the HTML forms tutorial
Background Colors and Images
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Learn how to use background colors and images to enhance the look of your Web pages
BLOCKQUOTE and CSS
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When you use the blockquote tag it can result in pretty boring looking quotations. But if you use Cascading Style Sheets, you can dress up your quotations to get blockquotes that pop on your Web page.
What is Print-Friendly
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As Web pages get fancier and fancier, the ability to print out simple versions becomes more necessary. What makes a printer-friendly page printer-friendly
HTML Codes - Special Characters for Mathematics - Math Symbols - Mathematics HTML Codes
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HTML codes to put Mathematics characters on your Web page.
Font vs. CSS
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The font tag is deprecated, learn how to use CSS to do the same thing
Ajax
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Web applications can be a challenging endeavor where you try to get your customers to wait for data to load or pages to render. But with Ajax - Asynchronous JavaScript and XML - you can create multi-purpose Web applications that feel like desktop applications. No more waiting for pages to load, and the hourglass is gone.
The Elements of Design
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The elements of design are the basic building blocks of all design projects. The elements of design include lines, shapes, texture, color, and direction.




