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Structure of an HTML Document
An HTML document requires 3 tags in order to be displayed correctly.
<HTML> - This tag always begins the document. This tells the browser that everything below it (until the /html) is going to be in html format...
We've seen all the basics you need to know about for adding a inputs with forms...
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Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS Tutorials, October 2005
Create a client side image map in HTML using this tutorial. Here you'll learn where to place the shapes and coordinates details in an area tag.
This applies to Internet Explorer only, but if done properly, you'll create a great effect without taking anything away from the Netscape user (who will simply see normal, static text). The simplest way to put a marquee on your page is this...
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Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS Tutorials, October 2005
If we don't want to use CSS as a crude instrument for styling an entire paragraph, we can mark off sections of HTML for separate styling by using the "generic" tags, <div> and <span>.
In this section, we'll take a look at two ways to space things out a bit: margins and padding.
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1- Open the image you wish to bring into the third dimension:
2- Add a new layer below your image and make the Image -Canvas Size a lot larger.
Now go to image-rotate canvas-90°CCW.
3- Make sure your sheet has no white border and apply Filter - Distort - Shear...
1- Create a new image, 800x800 pixels. Background color Black. With the Paint Bucket Tool, fill the page with the Tile pattern: 2- Select the Elliptical Marquee Tool.Holding down Shift, make a circular selection filling up most of the image. Then Filter - Distort - Spherize... Amount 100...
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1- Create a new image and fill the background, Alt + Backspace w/ a light colour.
2- Next go to Filter - Stylize - Extrude, and enter settings like below. You can try diferent settings too..
3- Now go to Filter - Distort - Polar Coordinates. Make sure you click rectangular to...
1- First make a new image, chose any two colors (foreground and background), and go to Filter - Render - Clouds:
2- Now go to Filter - Distort - Pinch, and set the pinch setting to a high positive value. If you enter negative settings (-100%) as opposed to 100%, the image wont retract......
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