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HTML Tutorial For Beginners

HTML | Basic HTML
Author/Publisher | iTechCollege
HTML stands for "Hyper Text Markup Language". HTML is a language for creating web pages. An HTML file is a text file containing small markup tags that tell the Web browser how to display the web page. An HTML file must have an htm or html file extension, for example "abc.htm", or "abc.html". You can use any text editor to create an HTML file. In this course, you will learn how to: Create HTML tags and attributes; Add colors and backgrounds; Choose font sizes, faces, styles and colors; Set up links to other web pages or other web sites; Create bulleted and numbered lists; Put your pictures into your page; Create tables; Set up atributes of the table; Align and change the positions of the text and the pictures; Create forms to collect information; Use frames to put multiple pages into a single window; Save your own HTML file.

Forms

HTML | Basic HTML
Author/Publisher | Joseph Skidmore
All the information you ever needed on creating forms. Creating the form and each element within it to give you a very useful feature within your site.

Advanced Forms PT.2

HTML | Advanced HTML and DHTML
Author/Publisher | Joseph Skidmore
This will show you how to check forms for empty fields using JavaScript and also show you how to create the client side part of the form which allows users to upload files.

Advanced Forms

HTML | Advanced HTML and DHTML
Author/Publisher | Joseph Skidmore
Advanced features to help you code your forms to be more accessible and give them better coding and better looks.

Custom Submit Button

HTML | Advanced HTML and DHTML
Author/Publisher | Adam Priestley
Change the standard submit button on forms to whatever you want!

HTML Forms Tutorial

HTML | Basic HTML
Author/Publisher | dotcomguy
Shows you how to create HTML Form Checkboxes, HTML Radio Buttons and HTML Drop down boxes.

Custom Form - User Registration Part 1

HTML | Basic HTML
Author/Publisher | TutorialStream.com
Create custom forms. This is the first part of a complete user registration tutorial (3 parts).

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