HTML Iframes

HTML Iframes

Have you ever wanted to embed another web page INSIDE your web page? Well, Iframes are exactly what you’re looking for (if the web page supports it, that is). In this video, I cover how to create an Iframes, how to size it and how YouTube uses Iframes to embed videos in pages … just … Read more

HTML Forms

HTML Forms

Forms let us gather data from a user and process it in a variety of ways, including storing registrations in a database, emails in a mailing list, sending a contact form email, and the list goes on. In this video, I cover how to create forms inside a table and all the tags that make … Read more

HTML Tables

HTML Tables

Tables let us format data into rows and columns — just like an Excel/Google Spreadsheet, or they let us create a layout grid (not to be confused with CSS Grids!). In this video, I explain how table rows, columns and cells work, and nested tables.

HTML Anchor Links and Tags

HTML Anchor Links

In this video, we pick up where we left off last time with learning about HTML Links and we dive into HTML Anchor Tags in combination with HTML Link tags. Now you don’t have to hunt and search for a particular place on a page — you can just link to it and jump right … Read more

HTML Text Formatting and Decorators

Formatting Text in HTML

Formatting text is easy when you’re using something like a Word Document or a Google Doc, but what about when you want to do the same kind of thing in your web page? How do you make words bold, italic, underlined or how do you strike through some words? Watch the video to find out!

HTML Headings

HTML Headings

HTML Headings help us break our web pages into logical sections, which make it easy to skim over documents and also make it easy for search engines to parse our web pages and make them easy to find on the web.

HTML Paragraphs and Spacing

HTML Paragraphs and Spacing

In this video, we talk about paragraph tags — <p>, break tags — <br> and non-breaking space entities — &nbsp;. We’re just diving into actual elements that go inside the body tag, and where better to start than telling the browser how to treat your text?