With millions of websites in search engines we can never be sure that the sites we are visiting are not harmful. Some search engines like Google helps us detect websites that can cause harm to out computer. Some search engines do not have this feature which makes us vulnerable to to exploit attacks especially for those that are webmasters. We must always make sure that we have computer protection such as anti spyware or even the basic antivirus software which can be [...]
Continue Reading HTML files consist of ordinary text with the addition of what are called tags. Tags, which represent the markup of the text, are special codes surrounded by pointy brackets. Most of the tags come in pairs and specify what is to be done with what is in between the starting and the ending tag. For example, an HTML document begins with <html> and ends with </html>. All pairs of tags have that same form: the ending tag has a slash [...]
Continue Reading Declare a DOCTYPE. The DOCTYPE goes before the opening html tag at the top of the page and tells the browser whether the page contains HTML, XHTML, or a mix of both, so that it can correctly interpret the markup. There are three main DOCTYPEs that let the browser know what kind of markup it is dealing with: Strict: All markup is XHTML-compliant. “http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd”> Transitional: This states that the markup is a mix of XHTML and deprecated HTML. Many well-established [...]
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