The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20081121000102/http://www.gregspencewolf.com/htmlreference.html
THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION, BUT DOES CONTAIN SOME INTERESTING AND USEFUL RESOURCES FOR THOSE WILLING TO BRAVE ITS DISCOMBOBULATEDNESS.
INTRODUCTION
If you see something you would like to do on a web page, go to the view menu on a browser and scroll down to source or view source. Then you will see commands that tell your browser how to format text, link pages, display pictures and colr and more. Most commands appear in brackets like these. < > The browser does not show brackets that are used for html and javascript commands, so i use the commands & # 60 and & # 62 single spaced to display brackets with the browser. These commands do not get written in brackets. If you scroll down to View Source with your browser, you will see the code used to render the brackets and the brackets that the browser doesn't show you.
THE <STRONG> TAG IS USED TO DARKEN MY NAME
GREG SPENCE WOLF
AND THE </STRONG> IS USED TO END THE DARKENNING EFFECT
THE <B> AND </B> CAN BE USED TO THE SAME EFFECT
HELLO
The <UL> tag is used to indent this paragraph
And the </UL> tag is used TO END THE INDENT
To make a line across the screen type HR within the the brackets
and you will get this
To make a bullet like these · · · · · · ·
type & # 1 8 3 ;
single spaced and don't mforget the semicolon
To get a less than sign ( < ) also used as a left bracket for html tag
type (& l t) OR ( & # 6 0 )single spaced
TO GET A GREATER THAN SIGN ( > )WHICH IS ALSO USED AS THE RIGHT BRACKET FOR HTML TAGS TYPE (& # 6 2) OR ( & g t ) SINGLE SPACED
TO MAKE AN AMPERSAND SIGN APPEAR TYPE ( & a m p ) SINGLE SPACED
"
"ê"
"é"
"ê"
"ñ"
"ò"
"ó"
"õ"
"ö" o umlaut
"÷" division sign
"ø" o crossed out at angle
"ü"
"é"
Color is created on a web page either by using images or by telling the browser to produce different colors
the BGCOLOR="#_ _ _ _ _ _"
The six blank spaces represent RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, INDIGO, VIOLET
tells the computer what color to produce
the computer turns numbers and letters (0123456789abcdef)
into colors
TO PRODUCE WHITE YOU TELL THE COMPUTER FFFFFF THE HIGH END OF THE SPECTRUM
AND TO PRODUCE BLACK TELL THE COMPUTER "#000000"
