A Simple Sample

This is a simple HTML document. All of the HTML that was written to produce this document will be presented at the end. That way you can print out this entire document and use it as it stands.

In this document, I'll try to make use of the more common HTML commands, so that you can see them in action. They include:

Unordered lists (like this one)
Ordered lists (numbered lists)
Paragraph breaks, gaps, and horizontal rules
Headers and Titles
Some of the character manipulations.
Links, images, and other HTML nifties.

However, if you want more information on things like:

Images, Tables, Backgrounds Then go read my other HTML help pages.

Please try to remember that this is not a complete catalog of HTML stuff: it's just a general starting point. There are a lot of excellent HTML manuals out on the net. Take a look in my Bookmarks to see some of these.

Mozilla

This is my pal, Mozilla. He's a pretty friendly guy, so long as you don't rub his scales the wrong way.

Right now he's a happy clam.

I guess that's about it. This should give you a rough idea of how to write an HTML document. Now I'll include all the HTML I just wrote, below, inside a PRE command.

<TITLE>A Simple Sample</TITLE>

<H1>A Simple Sample</H1>
<! This is a comment !>
This is a simple HTML document. All of the HTML that was written to
produce this document will be presented at the end. That way you can
print out this entire document and use it as it stands.
<P> <! This creates a blank line and breaks text flow !>
In this document, I'll try to make use of the more common HTML
commands, so that you can see them in action. They include:
<UL>
<LI>Unordered lists (like this one)
<LI>Ordered lists (numbered lists)
<LI>Paragraph breaks, gaps, and horizontal rules
<LI>Headers and Titles
<LI>Some of the character manipulations.
<LI>Links, images, and other HTML nifties.
</UL>

However, if you want more information on things like:
<UL> <! I often use UL just to create an indentation!>
Images, Tables, Backgrounds
</UL>
<! Commands can appear anywhere in the text flow. I've just tried
to make things neat so that this is easier to read. !>
Then go read my other HTML help pages.

<HR WIDTH=80% SIZE=4>

<I>Please</I> try to remember that this is not a complete catalog of
HTML stuff: it's just a general starting point. There are a lot of
excellent HTML manuals out on the net. Take a look in my 
<A HREF="../bookmarks.html">Bookmarks</A> to see some of these.

<P>

<IMG SRC="./music.gif" ALT="Mozilla" ALIGN=RIGHT WIDTH=158 HEIGHT=116>

<HR>
This is my pal, <FONT SIZE=+2><B>Mozilla</B></FONT>. He's a pretty
friendly guy, so long as you don't rub his scales the wrong way.
<P>
Right now he's a happy clam.
<HR>

<BR CLEAR=RIGHT>

I guess that's about it. This should give you a rough idea of how
to write an HTML document. Now I'll include all the HTML I just wrote,
below, inside a PRE command.

<HR SIZE=10>