Intro to HTML
...eed to learn how to operate your computer efficiently and should be comfortable with doing things such as installing software, organizing files and folders, using the control panel, and exploring the files located in your computer. No, you do not need to know how to do these things to learn HTML, but if you can, it would greatly simplify the process. Saving When you save your HTML documents, you have to save them as whatever_file_name.html. Always remember the .html part. Stick to lowercase letters, and don't use spaces. If you have to have a space, use an underscore: _. If you are using notepad, and you save a file with the .html extension, but notepad still saves it as a .txt file (ex.: index.html.txt), simply type your filename like this: "filename.html". Using the quotations will tell notepad not to use the default .txt extension. Make sure you save your HTML files in standard (ASCII) text format, otherwise they will not work. If you are using Notepad, then this should not be a problem. Your main page must be saved as index.html. This is the first page your visitors will see when they try to access your website. Note, however that some host require you to name your main page default.html. This is rare Testing While You Code While you're editing your web pages you may want to test them out as you're editing them. To do this start up your web browser, go to file >...