Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 11
Different Methods to define colors in HTML using CSS
Monday, March 10
Why doesn't TABLE WIDTH="100%" use the full browser width?
This is a common problem we face when we try to adjust width of table in HTML.Graphical browsers leave a narrow margin between the edge of the display area and the content.So when we set the table width=100% the browser will leave a margin for the table.To solve this problem we need to use some CSS tricks.Sunday, March 9
How to create a mail link
How to add Javascript in HTML
Here i will show you how to use JavaScript on HTML page.JavaScript code can be inserted either in the head of the document (between the <head> and </head> tags) or in the body (between the <body> and </body> tags). However, it is a good idea to always place JavaScript code in the head if you can.Logical and Physical tag in HTML
A tag that is applied to an
individual character is known as a character tag. A
character tag can be grouped into two categories: physical and logical. (Note: physical
styles are associated
with physical character tags; logical styles are associated with logical character
tags.)
As you work with these tags to style your text in different ways,
you will discover that there is not really big difference how the text is
displayed on a browser. For instance, you can italicize your text using the
<i> tag (a physical character tag) or <em> tag (a logical character
tag). Why does that make any difference? It depends on whether you are using
italics for the sake of using italics or whether you are using italics to
convey some special meaning. While a physical character tag controls how to format
the text, a logical character tag describes how the text is being used, without
regard to how it should be formatted. Thus a logical style would be used to
convey some meaning while a physical style would not.
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