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 How do I embed video in a page?
The simplest and most foolproof way to share a video with your web site visitors is still to link to your MPEG Level 1 (.mpeg), MPEG Level 2 (also .mpeg), Quicktime (.mov), or AVI (.avi) video file us...
- How do I remove the blue border around my image?
Turning an image into a link to another page is very simple, and the following HTML does the trick: < a href="http://www.yoursite.com/" >
< img src="/yourimage.gif" >
< /a >
Howev...
- Exactly what does the border-color CSS attribute do?
To quote the CSS2 specification: "if there is only one value, it applies to all sides. If there are two values, the top and bottom borders are set to the first value and the right and left are set to ...
- Why do some elements end with /> in XHTML pages?
Every XHTML element has to be closed so that the parser doesn't have to have special knowledge of each element in order to properly parse it. For instance, before XHTML, a naive parser might have ...
- How do I create a template for all of my pages?
For beginners and many pros, the best way to provide a consistent set of navigation links and similar content on every page is to use server side include directives. These are supported by virtually a...
- How do I open a new window of a certain size?
Javascript can open a browser window of any size, with or without a toolbar, button bar, scrollbars, and so on. However, since all major web browsers now offer popup advertising filters, you must be v...
- How do I force a minimum width for my page?
Normally, web browsers will try to lay out your text and images so that they fit in the available horizontal space. Some page designs do not respond well to this. It is possible to force the browser t...
- How can I ask the user to confirm before submitting a form?
Sometimes you want to make sure the user really intended to click on a form button, or even on an ordinary link. Examples include "delete" buttons. In the most important cases, you should solve this p...
- How do I identify the owner of a web site?
First, look for contact information on the web site or web page you are seeking the author of. Most people do take credit for their work. Of course, there are exceptions. In these cases you will need ...
- How do I place a date stamp on my page?
"Date stamps" that change every day are obnoxious, of course, if your page is not really updated daily. Your users will figure that out, and they will tune you out. However, if you are making daily up...
- Why won't my audio and video files play properly?
When you are linking to audio and video files and they do not play properly, or they do not play properly for all browsers, there are several possible explanations. The correct solution depends on the...
- How do I get my own favorites icon?
To display a unique icon in the favorites or bookmark list of the web browser, next to the name of your web site, you will need to create a favicon.ico file and place it in the top directory of your w...
- What is a web browser?
When you sit down and look at web pages, you are using a web browser. This is the piece of software that communicates with web servers for you via the HTTP protocol, translates HTML pages and image da...
- What are HTML and XHTML?
HTML, or HyperText Markup Language, is a simple markup language used to make web pages. Although all modern word processors and many specialized tools can be used to make web pages without learning HT...
- What is HTTP?
In order to fetch a web page for you, your web browser must "talk" to a web server somewhere else. When web browsers talk to web servers, they speak a language known as HTTP, which stands for HyperTex...
- How should I license my work?
The Creative Commons organization offers a variety of licenses designed to help individuals and organizations share their work over the long haul, while retaining the specific rights they need to earn...
- What are the top-level domains?
"Top-level domains" (TLDs) are the last part of every domain name. In other words, the top-level domains are .com, .org, .edu, .uk, .net, and so on. There are two types of top-level domains: two-lette...
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