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unit 6 - html example
<html>
<head>
<!-- check it out. this is what you see in an html template, where it's just code. fun, huh? -->
<title>pyro's html example page</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="black" text="gray">
<center>
<font face="Arial" size="4" color="blue">
A Page Written All In HTML
</font>
</center>
<br><br>
<font face="Arial">
i really like making pages in html. obviously. just making this page has taught me some stuff. what stuff? this stuff: <br><br>
<h4>how to do html so that the code shows up in your browser</h4>
disclaimer
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i'm a very confusing person, mostly because i am very confused most all of the time. so there's a good chance this might confuse you. and if it doesn't, good job. i might hire you to be my assistant when i'm a big time web developer. wait, who am i kidding, if you can understand this i'll probably be working for you.
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see, when you do code, you <i>do code</i>. confused? yeah. get used to it. when you do html, whatever you write comes out in the browser (browser? window? where's a <a href="http://dictionary.com/" title="mmm dictionary">dictionary</a> when i need one?) like how you would <u>want that page to look like</u>. as in, instead of seeing the html, you would see a nice looking page. like my pages, you'd probably see a <b>black</b> background, <b>grey</b> text (and i write it <i>grey</i>, not <i>gray</i>. but alas, in html you have to spell it <b>gray</b> or it won't work), and maybe an image or two. like this: <br><br>
<center>
<img src="https://pyro1065.tripod.com/flicker.jpg" alt="flickerstick">
</center>
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but in order to write code so it shows up as code, you have to approach it this way: instead of typing a < or a >, you have to type <b>ampersandpoundsixzerosemicolon</b> and <b>ampersandpoundsixtwosemicolon</b>. well, not typed out in words, but in &, #, 60 and 62, and ;. see, now if i had put them all together (& # 60 ; but without the spaces), it would come out as <. see, very confusing. don't try and understand it, just take it as truth. or, you know, you could <a href="http://www.efn.org/~gjb/asciidec.html" target="_blank">head over to a site that has ASCII characters</a> and see what the heck i'm talking about.<br><br>
<marquee direction="left">don't mind this. this is just a scrolling marquee. now scamper off and <s>play pocket tanks</s> do some work. oh yeah, and i don't know if this works in anything other than internet explorer. so if this doesn't scroll for you, too bad.</marquee>
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</body>
</html>
click here to see what this page of html would look like.
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