HTML questions

Shinin

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    Hey does HTML code work on Expage Basic? And when do u use XHTML?
     
    sorry

    i have nooooo idea sorry
    also about your forum can i be a mod or something?
     
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    Does Expage support normal HTML?
    and join my forum 2 be a mod!
     
    If you want to talk about his forum, please use PMs to discuss the matter.

    As for HTML, ask one of the smart people here, I?m too dumb for that stuff. ._.;
     
    sorry kairi i make too many mistakes.. im too dum for my own good >_<
     
    If you have any questions about HTML, some javascript or a little PHP, just ask, and I'll see if I can help.
     
    ok does Expage Basic support plain HTML?
     
    it should.... i dont use it but um i thinkso why dont u use html kit best of all its free
     
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    I've never heard of Expage, but 99.9% of the time, webhosts always support normal HTML. Its required. Its basic. If it didnt, it wouldn't be a webhost. ~_~

    And XML is, for now, mainly used for programming. (Its very veristale) I wouldn't use it for actual websites unless you have an XML-supported browser and have a reason to use it. Its also used for RSS/RSD feeds.

    Edit: there is no such thing as 'basic html' and 'advanced html'. Its just... HTML. o_O
     
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    or code it for youself

    All you need is notepad! The user friendly tool for HTML creating and editing.

    Code: 
    <html>
 <head>
 <title>Your Title here</title>
 </head>
 <body>
 </body>
 </html>

    to insert picture, use this code:
    Code: 
    <img src="URL" boder="0" Alt="">

    To make a text formated, use this:
    Code: 
    <b> text</b>
 <i>text</i>
 <u>text</u>
 <strike>text</strike>
 <font face="font" size="size">text</font>

    To do a line break just use <br>
     
    Yup, I use dreamweaver... I might make a FAQ for that...
     
    Shinin4000 said:
    Does Expage support normal HTML?
    and join my forum 2 be a mod!
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    Normal HTML? What is the difference between it and XHTML at your host's point of view? There is no difference besides slight changes to that tags.
     
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