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sdf_tutorial_editing_guide [2022/03/02 19:53] – [Before You Start Coding!] hc9sdf_tutorial_editing_guide [2022/03/02 19:57] (current) – [HTML Template] hc9
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 Many closing tags are optional, but for code clarity they can be nice. Stay away from XHTML self-closing tag forms, however (ie. ''<br/>'', ''<hr/>'', ''<img src="some_url"/>'', et cetera). Many closing tags are optional, but for code clarity they can be nice. Stay away from XHTML self-closing tag forms, however (ie. ''<br/>'', ''<hr/>'', ''<img src="some_url"/>'', et cetera).
  
-==== Coding Style ====+===== Coding Style =====
  
 You can //do a lot// with HTML and CSS. You can do even more if you throw Javascript into the mix. You can //do a lot// with HTML and CSS. You can do even more if you throw Javascript into the mix.
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 There is a [[http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/text-level-semantics.html#usage-summary|usage summary of text-level semantic elements]] for the current W3C recommendation (HTML 5). It's handy. Not all tags are supported by all browsers, but a semantically tagged tutorial is more useful -- and easier to style -- than a document full of custom styled spans. There is a [[http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/text-level-semantics.html#usage-summary|usage summary of text-level semantic elements]] for the current W3C recommendation (HTML 5). It's handy. Not all tags are supported by all browsers, but a semantically tagged tutorial is more useful -- and easier to style -- than a document full of custom styled spans.
  
-==== HTML Template ====+===== HTML Template =====
  
 The code below may be used as a template if you are creating a new tutorial, or re-writing one from scratch. You don't have to use it; it is merely provided as a convenience. The code below may be used as a template if you are creating a new tutorial, or re-writing one from scratch. You don't have to use it; it is merely provided as a convenience.
sdf_tutorial_editing_guide.1646250836.txt.gz · Last modified: 2022/03/02 19:53 by hc9