Senior Center of
Charlottesville

HTML class at the Senior Center(continued)

Teacher: Gus Goldsmith

June 06, 02

Review

1. We use "notepad"because it's simple, and inexpensive (=at everybody's reach?)
   
2. Opening tags and closing tags. Containers.
3. Always "Save as" when that is the first time.
   
4. When save, look at where you are saving it at.
5. Type "file type" in the proper text box.
6. You have to be online to have it work.
7. The "title" tags is in between the "head" tags, and will not be displayed in the document.

Tips

1. There may be other tags in between the "head" tags, they may be displayed in the document while the "title" tag would only be seen on top of the window where the blue line is.
2. Each tag may have different attributes. The "body tag" can have many "attributes" for example "body+ bgcolor"
3. a text box is a white rectangular box in which you type the address called url.

Lesson on copy and paste

• To copy-paste a labeled address from a text box to your NotePad:

  1. Highlight the text in the text box or "click- and- drag" left to right or right to left, or hold"Ctrl" and press "C" if you have a key board with some darker touches. If you don't you have to press "Ctrl" and "C" at the same time.
  2. Open NotePad, go to Edit and Click Paste or hold "Ctrl" and press "V"(see above)
  3. If you don't use Ctrl +C and Crtl+ V: Chick Edit on the original page, and choose Copy.
  4. Open NotePad, click Paste.
  5. Save

  To copy-past a web page to Notepad

  1. Open Internet Explorer, highlight the text box, hit "delete" and type www.gifart.com. You can also type on top of the highlighted line, because the first letter you type will delete the url. Then hit "Enter" The Gift Art page is opened.
  2. Type to add to the url above "htmldirectory.shtml. Hit "Enter"
  3. Save the page or print, by selecting/highlighting the part you like and hit "Print". Choose "selection" and "ok". You can also print by page you need by naming the # of the page.
  4. To copy paste see above.
  5. To go back to Home Page, click the button that says "Home" or "delete" the part after ".com"
     

  
  

  Project: Links of Interest to Seniors using unordered list.

  1. Using links to different web sites.
  2. Having as many sub-categories as you can.
     
     

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     End of lesson seven
     

     June 20-02
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