A Closer Look
Skills in HTML will allow you to create fonts, colors, graphics and hyperlinks on your website pages. However, to the untrained eyes, it will look a lot like gibberish when just starting out. However, to give you a heads up, this is what HTML tends to look like.
In a more complicated setting including content etc, it may look like this:
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ShanHarvey
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Samantha thankyou for sharing this info. HTML was a slight fuzz it makes a bit more since now.
Harrysastar2
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Hi Samantha, as you mention in your training, which will help people think seriously about HTML, it gives much more flexibility in developing their sites rather than relying on WYSIWIG.
Apart from being able to change fonts, font sizes, color, etc, without having to use a plugin, you can change line height, margins, padding, and headings, among others. Once the HTML basics have been mastered it's also worth learning some CSS basics, as this will give conformity to the posts and pages throughout the site without the need to keep inserting HTML coding, but that's another story.
Apart from being able to change fonts, font sizes, color, etc, without having to use a plugin, you can change line height, margins, padding, and headings, among others. Once the HTML basics have been mastered it's also worth learning some CSS basics, as this will give conformity to the posts and pages throughout the site without the need to keep inserting HTML coding, but that's another story.
