HTML Tutorial for Beginners – part 4 of 4
www.LittleWebHut.com How to make a website HTML Tutorial – Basics. This is the fourth in a series of videos designed to teach the basics of HTML. This video demonstrates the use of the image tag for placing images on a webpage. The anchor tag will also be demonstrated which can be used for creating links on a webpage. This tutorial is based on XHTML version 1.0.
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thanking you…….
I am truly loving your tutorial. Thanks for the info.
thanks you a lot you make html to look like a game thanks again
i got a little giddy when i made a link to google and included their picture of the day in the link and everything worked. this shit is fun.
Where is the directory located within the browser? I have images saved on my hard-drive, on my desktop, but to save one on a browser directory? I am looking in the tools section on Chrome for example and I do not see an area for saving a file on a browser directory.
Very helpful, thanks.
You have no idea how thankful I am right now to you… This helps out A LOT more than that damn teacher in my primary school… Thanks again 🙂
thank u soo much for your nice tutorials .. it really helped me… thanx for uploading 🙂
THANKS SO MUCH. I CAN”T WAIT TO PUT IT TO USE.
You are a GENIUS!!! Whew!!! Also, can you make a video on how to make a video tutorial? Because I must say, there are so many people on YouTube who need to watch it!! (Chuckle!!)
Thanks!the best tutorial !
Great video tutorial. Thanks.
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Thanks for the great tutorial.
Thanks. I’ll keep learning.
Several months ago I started working for a software company in customer support. Although I rarely use html myself I felt I needed a better understanding of how it works in order to communicate more efficiently with our developers. Your videos are great – I intend on watch every single one!
Excellent videos !! Please follow up with more advanced lessons !
Super stuff. Many thanks for a great set of videos!!