Here are a few sample Web pages to help visualize what we are talking about. Left click on the links below to see the Web page. Then left click "view" and left click "source" to see the text file. Left click the "back" button to come back to this page to try the next sample page.

1. This is the minimum instructions for a Web page.- Even though you won't see anything on the screen, you are still supposed to have all of this code in your text file. Most modern Web browsers can figure out our human mistakes so this isn't as critical as it was in the past.
2. Let's put some text on our Web page.
3. Add some color!
4. How about a picture, too?- Remember, we have to have the picture file available, too.
5. Looks better centered on the page, don't you think?
6. Getting tricky now. A link!- You have two pages now. The page with the link and the page it links to.
7. Here's a list.
8. How do we center a list?
9. What's a table?
10. A divided table!
11. Three Web pages on the same Web page. Yikes!

Remember, if you see something on someone's Web page that you think looks like something you would like on YOUR Web page, left click "view" and left click "source" to see how they did it.

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