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How to write your own html


(Hyper text transfer protocol)


Ever wondered how a web page got its unique look? Or have you ever wondered how a search engine is made?

Unfortunately I will not be teaching you anything even close to that advanced, No I will be teaching you how to make a simple Internet Page that can only be viewed by you, unless of course you already have your own website in which case you can load the script onto your website.





Getting started:



There are many different Editors; which make it easier to write Html; unfortunately in this case I am guessing that you do not have any of that software. But do not worry; you do not need an advanced script writer when you are just beginning, in fact, you do not even need to download a program, all you need is the common Notepad


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Open Notepad


Type:
<Html>

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***Fact:***
Every Script that you write will start with the Text: <html>

Note: It must have the brackets.

This is Like a command that tells the script that you are writing Html
(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)
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Next Type:
<body>

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Note: It must have the brackets

This tells the Script that you are about to enter The Body of the script ( The Main Text Or item )


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Next Type The text you wish to appear on the page, for example:

This Is my first Page

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Next Type:

</body>

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Notice that there is a slash after the Brackets, This is telling the script, that the Body of the script is finished.

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Now Type:
</html>


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This, Tells the text that the Script has finished.

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Save as FirstPage.html

Note first page is just an Example, but you must save as .html

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Open Internet Explorer.

Select File
Select Open.
Select Browse If necessary.

Open the page you have just made.

If you cannot find your page.
Do not look for a page that ends with .Html.
For example, If you saved your Page as: firstpage.html it will simply say Firstpage.

I know this looks boring at the moment.
But I will teach you more.

Website administrator Tyler Muir
New Zealand