Text contains “hot links. ” When touched or clicked, a link takes you to the specified place Formatting commands are embedded in the text as “tags” (e. g. , . . . makes it bold) A very limited “language, ” just a few dozen tags
HTML. . .
HTML
Source (e. g. , Ch 02. html): . . .
HTML WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get. . . Display (“what you get”):
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Info about the document Info to be displayed
Heading Subheading Sub. . . subheading
New paragraph
Centered
Text New line
Regular Bold Italic Underlined
Emphasis Citation
Typewriter font
Big Regular Small below above
An anchor named “panda”
When clicked, takes you to the anchor named “panda”
Protocol Host computer (web server) File name e-mail address
Use relative URL Use absolute URL
1. Car 2. Bike 3. Unicycle Car 4 wheels Bike 2 wheels Unicycle 1 wheel
Header row (optional) Regular row Individual cell Optional caption
Optional attributes Optional parameters for the applet