This tutorial provides a detailed introduction to HTML for educators involved in adult and higher education. The tutorial covers HTML 2.0+, the major Netscape extensions, and a few HTML 3.0 tags. The tutorial was originally written by Thomas Eland, and is currently being maintained and updated by the Midwest LINCS development team. This tutorial looks best when viewed with either Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Table of Contents

This tutorial is spread across multiple pages, please use the Table of Contents to navigate through the tutorial.

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• Introduction
• The World Wide Web
• Design Considerations
• Web Software and Style Guides
• HTML Structure
• HTML Tags
  • Structure Tags
  • Head Elements
  • Body Elements
  • Headings
  • Paragraph & Line Break Tags
  • Link & Image Tags
  • List Tags
  • Other Useful HTML 2.0 Tags
• Netscape Extension Tags
  You must be using a browser that supports Netscape extensions to take full advantage of this page. If your web browser does not support Netscape extensions you will be able to learn about the tags, but you will not be able to view how the tags work. To download the latest version of Netscape Navigator press the link above.
• Advanced HTML Tags, including HTML 3.0
  This section includes Forms, Tables, and many of the newer HTML 3.0 tags. Again, you must have a web browser capable of supporting Forms, Tables, and HTML 3.0 tags in order to take full advantage of this page.
• Graphics Tutorial
  This section includes graphic basics, tips and tricks, and an animation tutorial. These pages are graphics intensive and may take some time in loading.