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[...]... in the dialog box that appears and click OK Close the Appearance and Themes window by pressing OK 5 Your user folder/My Documents folder should now be on the desktop, as shown in Figure 1.17 Figure 1.16 Getting to the Personalize options in Windows 7 is also possible by right- clicking on the desktop Build Websites Like a Pro 17 18 BuildYourOwnWebsiteTheRightWayUsingHTML&CSS Figure 1.17 The. .. for quick access: just drag the folder to the sidebar in the same way you add items to the dock BuildYourOwnWebsiteTheRightWayUsingHTML&CSS (www.sitepoint.com) Setting Up Shop Figure 1.19 The Sites folder now placed in the sidebar Summary Believe it or not, we now have everything we need to build our ownwebsite and all without spending a cent! Not only do we have the basic tools—our text editor... of the image: all of these are possible online Then, when you’re happy with your changes, you can save it back to your computer’s hard drive Figure 1.13 Where to find Photoshop Express Editor 9 http://www.photoshop.com/tools?wf=editor Build Websites Like a Pro 15 16 BuildYourOwnWebsiteTheRightWayUsingHTML&CSS Figure 1.14 Using Photoshop Express to crop an image Creating a Spot for Your Website. .. appear on your desktop, as in Figure 1.1 The same goes for any other application you may find yourself using frequently in Windows Figure 1.1 Creating a shortcut to Notepad Build Websites Like a Pro 3 4 BuildYourOwnWebsiteTheRightWayUsingHTML&CSS Notepad is the most basic of applications, as you can see from Figure 1.2 Figure 1.2 Notepad: a contender for the world’s plainest program Your Web... preferences Start TextEdit, and then select TextEdit > Preferences from the menu to bring up the Preferences screen Select Plain text within New Document Attributes; then close the Preferences screen The next time you create a new file in TextEdit, it will be a plain text document Build Websites Like a Pro 5 6 BuildYourOwnWebsiteTheRightWayUsingHTML&CSSYour Web Browser: Safari The default browser for... any good rule, there are exceptions: empty elements, such as meta, use special empty tags We’ll take a look at empty tags soon 5 http://reference.sitepoint.com /html/ html/ Build YourOwnWebsite The RightWayUsingHTML&CSS (www.sitepoint.com) Your First Web Pages Below this we see the closing tag, marking its end (and occurring right at the end of the document): < /html> Here’s that... little deeper The Doctype Build YourOwnWebsite The RightWayUsingHTML&CSS (www.sitepoint.com) Your First Web Pages This is known as the doctype,3 which is short for Document Type Definition It must be the first item on a web page, appearing even before any spacing or carriage returns In earlier versions of this book, the doctype we used was to declare the page as XHTML 1.1 strict... comfortable using IE Build YourOwnWebsite The RightWayUsingHTML&CSS (www.sitepoint.com) Setting Up Shop Beyond the Basic Tools You can certainly make a good start usingthe tools mentioned above However, once you’re dealing with a handful of web pages and other resources, you may want to go beyond the basics We’ll cover using some slightly more advanced applications later in the book Countless other... all the information that the browser requires, as we’ll soon see Anatomy of a Web Page In the preface, we said that learning HTML was like taking a driving lesson To take that analogy further, imagine a web page as being the car in which you’re learning 1 http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/24004 .html 22 Build YourOwnWebsite The RightWayUsingHTML&CSS to drive Some aspects are essential to the. .. you scanned through the markup that appeared when you tried to view the source a moment ago: Build Websites Like a Pro 23 24 Build YourOwnWebsite The RightWayUsingHTML&CSS ■ a doctype ■ an tag ■ a tag ■ a tag ■ a tag These requirements make up the basic skeleton of a web page It’s the chassis of your car with some unpainted bodywork, but no wheels or seats A car . IE.
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