Lecture #6: Links in HTML

This course teaches participants how to develop websites and also helps them in understanding the coding features of HTML. Participants at the end of the course will be well prepared to work in CSS and the latest version of HTML. This training program offers you complete information HTML fundamentals and principles. This course provides information on various topics in HTML, such as HTML syntax, writing and editing your code. You will also gain knowledge on how to create links and lists, and how HTML works with CSS and JavaScript for website creation. This course also covers topics such as Formatted Lists, CSS, Forms, Tables, and Frames. Course Objectives ? Teaches you how to create an HTML Documents and also helps you in learning formatting skills for presentation purpose. ? Teaches you how to import, insert and modify images and also shows you how to insert and manipulate tables. ? Shows you how to establish and maintain an internal and external link to available resources and use the special effect to make the expressive, evocative documents. It also teaches you how to insert and manipulate multimedia objects. Course Curriculum Introduction to HTML • Explain hypermedia vs. linear media • Define HTML Describe the Basic • Document Structure • Identify the sub-elements of the header Overview of HTML page creation • Choose a Text Editor • Create a Basic Starting Document • Understand and Set Document Properties • View Your Results in a Browser Headings, Paragraphs & Breaks • List and describe the different Heading elements • Use Paragraphs to add text to a document • Insert breaks where necessary • Add a Horizontal Rule Character Formatting • Change the color and size of your text • Use Common Character Formatting Elements • Align your text. Add special characters • Use other character formatting elements Lists • Create an unordered list • Create an ordered list • Create a definition list
• Nest Lists Images • Distinguish between supported graphics formats and unsupported graphics formats • Determine which graphic format for the type of image • Add images to your pages Anchors URL s and Image Maps • Insert links into documents • Define Link Types • Define URL • List some commonly used URLs • Plan an Image Map Tables • Insert a table • Explain a table’s attributes • Edit a table • Add a table header Frames • Create a Frames based page • Work with the Frameset, Frame, and Noframes elements. • Use the attributes of the Frames elements to control the display • Set Targets appropriately Forms • Create a FORM • Add elements to a FORM • Define CGI • Describe the purpose of a CGI Application • Specify an action for the FORM Java and Java Script Introduction • Describe JAVA • Add a JAVA Applet to a page • Describe JAVAScript • Add JAVAScript to an HTML page ActiveX Objects and VBScript Introduction • Describe ActiveX • Add an ActiveX to a web page • Describe VBScript • Add some VBScript to an HTML page Special Elements • Create animated pages using the Meta element • Use the Meta element to add information relevant to Internet search engines and people viewing your source code • Add background sound to HTML pages. Add a Marquee • Add Blinking text Page Layout and Design Considerations • Use Technical Design Considerations in planning an HTML page or project • Discuss Effective Page Layout • Plan a successful web site • Create a web site that is easily navigated Cascading Style Sheets • Describe how to use a Cascading Style Sheet • Add an Inline Style • Add an Embedded Style Sheet • Add Linked Style Sheets • Use the DIV and SPAN Elements to add style • Define and use a Class • Define and use an ID Prerequisites