Here
are two HTML Tutorials and a CSS Tutorial from the
University of Texas. These will help you learn the fundamentals of both
HTML markup language and CSS (cascading style sheets) to design and
create your web pages and web sites.
Basic
HTML Tutorial
This
HTML tutorial teaches you how to create a web page resume using a text
editor with HTML. It shows you how to center and justify text, create
tables in HTML, build lists, insert a footer, and add meta
tags.
Objectives of this HTML Tutorial:
- Center and justify text
- Design a web page table with rows and columns of text
- Write the HTML for an invisible table that creates side-by-side columns
- Create a table that has different colored cells
- Build a list of items with indented text block definitions
- Insert a footer at the bottom of your Web page
- Add embedded information that will help others find your site using Internet searches
Even
More HTML Tutorial Contents:
- Text Alignment
- Tables: Basics
- Nested Tables
- Experience Table
- Definition Lists
- Anchors
- Colors & Links
- Other Tags
- Tutorial Handout
- Evaluate this tutorial
What Is CSS?
CSS is an acronym for Cascading Style Sheets. A style sheet is a text file coded to control the rendering and display of web content marked up using HTML. Style sheets are used to make it easier to manage a web site because a single style sheet can control multiple web pages. Using CSS on your web site permits more flexibility, saves time, provides for more efficient site maintenance, and decreases download times.
CSS Tutorial Contents: