Have you been caught without your WYSIWYG editor yet? You know, when you're leaving a comment on someones blog, or trying to add a description to a photo and the text input box doesn't have the button for creating a link, making bold, or making italic.
Let's drill this tonight. It comes in very handy.
1. Do a Google search for "what is the HTML for a link?". If your first result is something from W3Schools - you're on a good path. But just about anything will do.
2. Leave a comment to this post and use the HTML to link to the page you found and are referring to.
3. Now find me a good video on HTML and leave me another comment with a link to it.. but this time I want it all in italics
4. Finally, what does Wikipedia have to say about HTML.. is there a course on HTML at their sister project Wikiversity? So what you can find and leave another comment with a hyperlink and one word in bold and another word in italics.
5. If you think you have the hang of it, try commenting me a picture. I wonder if that one will work.
See you tonight at 6pm
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Here's a link to some info:
W3Schools
All good.
So, leaving a comment, leaving a comment... have indeed already been caught out with my first post. So, now here I am doing it right... here's a hyperlink to the page that I found my hyperlink info on Link text
fingers crossed it's working
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This is BIG
Here's a link to a video in italics:
Video link
Not as easy as it sounds.
HTML Video Link
Got it!!
This sucks
Hotdog!
Wikipedia has this to say about html:
HTML, which stands for Hypertext Mark-up Language, is the predominant markup language for web pages. It is essentially a scripting language that marks up text to indicate to a web browser how the text is to be displayed, as well as to enable links, and other features.
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