Course Content
HTML Tutorial
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HTML introduction
HTML Editor
HTML Basics
HTML Elements
HTML Attributes
Assessment 3
HTML Tags
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HTML comment Tag
HTML doctype Declaration
HTML a Tag
HTML abbreviations Tag
HTML acronym Tag
HTML address Tag
HTML applet Tag
HTML area Tag
HTML article Tag
HTML aside Tag
HTML audio Tag
HTML b Tag
HTML Strong Tag
HTML base Tag
HTML basefont Tag
HTML bdi Tag
HTML bdo Tag
HTML big Tag
HTML blockquote Tag
HTML body Tag
HTML br Tag
HTML button Tag
HTML canvas Tag
HTML caption Tag
HTML center Tag
HTML cite Tag
HTML code Tag
HTML col Tag
HTML colgroup Tag
HTML data Tag
HTML datalist Tag
HTML dd Tag
HTML del Tag
HTML details Tag
HTML dfn Tag
HTML dialog Tag
HTML dir Tag
HTML div Tag
HTML dl Tag
HTML dt Tag
HTML em Tag
HTML embed Tag
HTML fieldset Tag
HTML figcaption Tag
HTML figure Tag
HTML font Tag
HTML footer Tag
HTML Form Tag
HTML frame Tag
HTML frameset Tag
HTML h1 to h6 Tags
HTML head Tag
HTML hr Tag
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HTML html Tag
HTML i Tag
HTML References
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HTML Doctype References
HTML Global Attributes
HTML Event Attributes
HTML Tutorial: Complete HTML Tutorial
About Lesson

HTML Editor

An HTML editor is a tool that helps you write and edit your HTML code. It’s an essential tool for any web developer, as it makes the process of coding more efficient and less error-prone. There are many HTML editors available, but for this course, we’ll be using the aptLearn HTML editor, a part of the aptLearn Playground.

aptLearn HTML Editor

aptLearn HTML is an online HTML editor that allows you to write, edit, and preview your HTML code in real time. It’s part of the aptLearn Playground, which you can access here. You can also download the aptLearn Codepen Mobile App here, where you can access this editor on your mobile phone, collaborate and share 

To use the aptLearn HTML editor, simply type your HTML code into the editor pane, and you’ll see the result in the output pane. This real-time feedback makes it easy to spot errors and see the effects of your code immediately.

Here’s an example of how you might use the aptLearn HTML editor:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>My First Web Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Welcome to My First Web Page!</h1>
<p>This is a paragraph of text. Isn't it exciting?</p>
</body>
</html>

 

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When you type this code into the aptLearn HTML editor, you’ll see a web page with a heading that says “Welcome to My First Web Page!” and a paragraph of text below it.

Other Editors

While we recommend using the aptLearn HTML editor for this course, you’re free to use any HTML editor you’re comfortable with. A simple text editor like Notepad can also be used to write HTML code. However, more advanced editors like Sublime Text, Atom, or Visual Studio Code offer features like syntax highlighting and auto-completion that can make your coding experience more efficient and enjoyable.

Remember, the most important thing is not the tool you use but understanding the HTML code you’re writing. Let’s continue!

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