HTML Tutorials

The structure of a XHTML document is slightly more different than a standard HTML. You will have certain parts in XHTML such as doc type’s and xml properties that HTML doesn’t have, there’s ultimatelty the same type of code kanguage, but with changes. Int this tutorial you will learn about HTML, XHTML and there differences and the overall structure of both.

NAPP instructor RC Concepcion reviews how to create a folder and file structure in Dreamweaver CS4. RC also explains how that folder structure is represented on the Web.

Lately it seems that the interwebs have been going all out nuts with HTML5 and CSS3. Everybody’s a pioneer and everybody’s declaring NOW is the time to start using them. But has anyone actually done more than just dip in?

Navigation can make or break a site. In this article we’ll cover what works, and what to avoid when designing a usable site.

The guide about Word to HTML5 flipbook conversion. By following the guide, anyone can easily create stunning flash or HTMl5 flipbooks from Word files.

Know different ways you can embed custom fonts on your website without any server side processing and killing SEO in your pages. Typeface.js, Cufon, sIFR, CSS 3.0 know which one is best and easiest ways to embed fonts.

In this blog, I am explaining how to write an Seo friendly article for marketing and promotion purpose. One should know that there are several guidelines which are necessary to make it perfectly SEO friendly. For More Information, Visit Full Blog

So, i had to set up a subdomain for my demo links to javascript/jquery plugins. My blog Url is - "http://codehandling.com". My demo links pointed to a link like "http://codehandling.comoj.com/demoUrl.html" Now I want my demo Url to point to something like "http://demos.codehandling.com/demoUrl.html"

We hate to love it and we love to hate it, but HTML email is here to stay. Come along for a down 'n' dirty tour of our HTML newsletter redesign process, and learn how we tackled the monster head-on!

HTML5's Section element seems confusing to use. Here I discuss some DOs and DON'Ts for its proper use.