HTML Course

There are many good and a few really good WYSISYG HTML editors available. Many of them are freeware or shareware. Both MS Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator even have decent ones. They are much easier to use, in most cases, than straight HTML coding. Why then are we not using one of these really good WYSISYG HTML editors to create our websites?

If you know how HTML works, then when your very fine WYSISYG HTML editor does not do what you want, you can go fix it.
If you do not know how the HTML and graphic files are structured you may have a difficult time publishing your fine looking WYSIWYG website.
It looks good on a resumé.

We will be using the Beginner's Guide to HTML as our study guide for the HTML portion of this class. The lessons in this guide are as follows:

Lesson 1 - Getting Started and HTML Documents
Lesson 2 - Markup Tags
Lesson 3 - Character Formatting
Lesson 4 - Linking
Lesson 5 - Inline Images
Lesson 6 - Tables
Lesson 7 - Troubleshooting
Lesson 8 - WYSISYG Editors