Learning HTML — Part Two

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Date

January 18, 2018

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Learning Web Development

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Web Development

Timestamps

0:15 — Tables
1:18 — Images
2:36 — Audio
3:24 — Video
3:52 — Forms
4:16 — Form Tag
4:54 — Labels
5:07 — Field Sets and Legends
5:22 — Input Tag
6:00 — Checkboxes
6:21 — Radio Buttons
6:40 — Select Dropdowns
7:04 — Text Areas
7:39 — Buttons
8:04 — Creating a Sample HTML Page

Playlist

Misconceptions About Being a Web Developer

Tools of the Web Development Trade

Learning HTML — Part One

Learning HTML — Part Two

CSS — Part One

CSS — Part Two

CSS — Part Three

CSS — Part Four

Learning PHP — Part One: Hello World, Variables, Constants, Data Types and Operators

Learning PHP – Part Two: Loops, Conditionals and Functions

Learning PHP — Part Three: Arrays and Forms

Learning PHP — Part Four: Multidimensional Arrays and Dates

Learning PHP — Part Five: Cookies, Sessions, Errors and File Handling

Learning PHP — Part Six: Classes, Objects and Object-Oriented Programming

Learning JavaScript — Part One: Differences between JavaScript and PHP

Learning JavaScript — Part Two: Dates, Libraries and Debugging

Learning JavaScript — Part Three: DOM, Getting and Changing Elements

Learning JavaScript — Part Five: jQuery

Learning JavaScript — Part Six: JSON

Learning SQL — Part One: What SQL is, creating databases and tables

Learning SQL — Part Two: Creating, Reading, Updating and Deleting Table Rows

Learning SQL — Part Three: Table Relationships

Learning SQL — Part Four: Joining Tables Together

Learning SQL — Part Five: Connecting the Database with PHP

Learning SQL — Part Six: AJAX, PHP, JavaScript and Printing Data After the Page is Loaded

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HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is the basis for the entire world wide web. It lays out the webpage for the browser to read and interpret. Everything on this very page is here through HTML. But even as important as HTML is, it’s not that difficult to learn. And today we’ll pick up where we…

HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is the basis for the entire world wide web. It lays out the webpage for the browser to read and interpret. Everything on this very page is here through HTML. But even as important as HTML is, it’s not that difficult to learn. And today we’ll pick up where we left off last time and learn some of the advanced HTML elements that are used on the page and then combine them for our first webpage. Let’s go!

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