HTML

Have you seen any websites without images? Yes, we still might get a few, but they are rare these days. Let’s learn how you can add images to HTML documents....

The HTML files define the structure of a web page. Thus, to create a web page, the very first step is to write the HTML file for it. In this article, you will learn, how to create an HTML file from scratch....

Both HTML and CSS are the key pillars of modern web development. Let’s learn what’s the main difference between the two. If you think of a human body, you will find, every one of us has a skeleton structure underneath flesh and skins....

To change the text color with CSS, you should use the color CSS property. The value for it can be provided using 3 main options: a name of the color — “red”, “green”, “blue” a HEX code that starts with the hashtag — “#00FF00”, “#121212” an RGB code that looks like this — “rgb(125, 20, 255)” Let’s use all three options to write CSS that changes the color of the headers h1, h2, and h3....

HTML text has a couple of properties. When these properties change, the looks and feel of the website changes too. For example, here I’ve already told you how to change the color of the text in HTML....

— Hey there! It looks like you’ve already figured out the basic HTML elements. — Well, I solved all practical tasks and realized that each tag has its own capabilities....

— Let’s go ahead and explore new tags. — I thought we were already done with the tags. After all, we even studied the attributes. — Oh no, there are still a lot of HTML tags....

An HTML table is an element comprised of table rows and columns, much like you’d see in an Excel spreadsheet. Tables are useful for displaying data in a tabular format, and they can be used for layout purposes as well....

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in a markup language. A style sheet is a collection of rules that tells a web browser how to display a document written in HTML or XML....

— You already know how you can add styles to a specific element. For example, you know how to change the color of the text inside the <p> tag. But what if we need to do this for several tags of the same type?...