What software do you need to make HTML pages?

To have full control over your web pages it's best to code by hand.

You can do this with any text editor (like Notepad), but there are some much better free text editors (like TextPad).

We will be using Dreamweaver for this workshop.

• 0: Introduction
• 1: Pages are made of HTML
• 2: What software do you need to make HTML pages?
• 3: HTML tags
• 4: Standalone tags
• 5: Tags have attributes
• 6: Other common HTML tags
• 7: A closer look: <h1>...</h1> (headings)
• 8: A closer look: <p>...</p> (paragraphs)

• 9: A closer look: <div>...</div>
• 10: Introducing HTML lists
• 11: Unordered lists: <ul>...</ul>
• 12: Ordered lists: <ol>...</ol>
• 13: Definition lists: <dl>...</dl>
• 14: Nesting lists
• 15: Enough already, let's make a page!
• 16: Saving HTML pages
• 17: Special case: index.html
• 18: What about links?
• 19: The anchor tag: <a>...</a>

• 20: CSS: Give your page some style
• 21: Applying rules to specific tags
• 22: Id: another selector
• 23: Apply styles on hover: the pseudo-class selector
• 24: Apply styles to elements within elements
• 25: Multiple rules per style
• 26: Linking a stylesheet to an HTML page
• 27: Enough words, show me action!