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1. Introduction: Hello, everyone, and
welcome to the HTML plus. I'm Sa and I will be your instructor
throughout this class. What you will learn
in this class is we will start
from very basics. You will learn about HTML
structure, what HTML is, why we need to learn and you
will learn about HTML tags. What are the commonly
used tags in HTML? As you will learn about images, how to include image
in HTML web page, and also you will learn
about list in HTML. What are the different types
of list available in HTML? A you will talk about forms in HTMI and also you will learn about how to include
multimedia content like VDO ARU in STML webpage. What is needed to
start this class? You no need to know everything
to start this class, no prayer experience is needed. We will start from scratch. All we need is a computer
with a text editor and a browser and also enthusiasm
to learn something new. Let's get started. See you on
the first class. Thank you.
2. Whats is HTML?: An. Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we are
going to see what is a TML. HTML stands for hypertext
markup language. It is the standard language used to create and structure
content on the web. Think of HTML as the
foundation of every web page. It organizes text,
images, links, and multimedia into a form
that browser can display. The term hypertext
refers to the ability to link documents together
using hyperlinks, while markup language refers to the use of tag to define
the structure of content. Why is HTML important? HTML is the starting
point of web development. Every website begins with HTML
to structure its content. It allows you to build the
skeleton of a web page, which is later sleed with CSS and made interactive
with JavaScript. HTML is essential for creating user friendly and accessible
website. Thank you.
3. Workspace Setup: Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we are going to setting up our workspace. In this project, I'm going
to use Visual Studio as my editor and Google
Chrome as a browser. Editor, it can be anything
based on your availability. You can use note pa Noel plus. Let's create our
first HTML file. For that, we need to create
directory for our project. Let's do it first. In desktop, I'm going to create
a new folder called HDML. Open your Visual Studio. Let's open our directory. Go to File, click on Open
Folder and select your folder. Click Select Folder. Let's create our first HDMLFle. Click a new file. Let's name it as first
program dot HTML. The HTML file should end
with the extension dot HTML. Let it say hello world. Control par save. Let's run this file
in our browser. Go to your desktop, open your HTML folder,
double click on it. See, we have successfully created our first
HTML file. Thank you.
4. HTML Structure: Hi, everyone. Welcome
to this lecture. In this lecture, we are going to see structuring a
basic HTML document, understanding the
structure of HTM file, and also we are going
to add title and basic content into our
HtableFle. Let's begin. See, this is the basic
structure of HTTMFle. Every HTML file should have a document type
HTML and HTML tag, this is a root tag of HTML
and also have head tag. Inside head tag,
there is title tag, and we have body tag. Let's add title to
our DST program. Control is for save. Let's run in browser. See, this is title. Inside the title tag, the information so
visible in browser tab. Let's add some content
in body sexon. Control is for save.
Go to browser. Reference. See inside the body tag, the text is visible here. Thank you. See you
on next lecture.
5. HTML Tags: Hello, everyone. Welcome
to this lecture. In this lecture, we
are going to see commonly used tags,
heading tags, paragraph, line breaks, text
embassies, Strang, and EM. We will also see how to
a link in our HTML file. Let's begin. Let's create new
file cards tags dot HTML. Quickly structure
our HTML document. Let's add title to
our HTML program. They did it say tans. Now we are going to
see heading tags. Every HTML tags should have starting tag
and also ending tag. This is Hachon tag heading tag. Control is for save. Let's take a preview
in our browser. See, this is our heading. Let's see H two tag. Starting with H two
and ending with H two. Let's see the output
in our browser. The H two tag is
smaller than H one tag. You see H four hatch
five, and H six. Control is passive. Let's take a output
review in our browser. See, H one is bigger tag, H three is smaller tag.
6. Paragraph Tag: Let's create our paragraph tag. Paragraph tag, start with
P and ending with P. Control is for Save. Let's
take a preview in our browser. This is paragraph text. Let's see how to add
line break to this text. For this, we are going
to use break tag. Let's take a preview
in our browser. See, the text is breaking
to the next line. But next, we are going
to see strong tag. Strong tag is used
to bold this text. See, our text is in bold format. Let's see what this EM
tag is going to do. Start with EM and end with EM. Controls. Let's take
a preview in browser. See, our text is
in Italic format. Next, we are going to see a tag. A tag is used to link
in HTML document. There is an attribute
called HREF. Let's ink Inside the HRF, we need to give our link
Control is for Save. See, we successfully added
our first hyperlink. When you click on it,
it will redirect to the Google website. Thank you.
7. Images in HTML: Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we
are going to see how to add images in our HTML file. In order to display
image in our HTML file, we need to use IMG tag, and also you are going to see source attribute and
what is alt attribute. And we are going to see proper image formatting
and file path usage. Let's begin. Let's create a new file
called mag dot HTML. Let's give title
to our table file. Inside the body tag, let's use IMG tag
to display image. There is an attribute
called SRC. Inside SRC attribute, we
need to give our image URL. Let's go to Google,
touch for image. Right, click on the image, click on OpenimageNw tab. Let's copy the image URL. Control C for copy, and control to paste. Control S. Let's take a
preview in our browser. See, we successfully displayed
image in our iML file. Let's add alt attribute. ALT. This is image. What is Alt attribute and what is the use
of alt attribute? Let's see. I suppose
the image is broken, means the Alt text will
display in browser. See, our Alt test
is, this is image. In the next lecture, we
are going to see how to use image path. Thank you.
8. HTML Images: Let's see how to use
local image Path. Instead of displaying live URL, we are going to use
local Path image. Path let's save
this image first. Click Save Images. Let it say image one. Go to your editor
instead of giving live shots Let's give
our local image. Control C, we have successfully
display our local image. Let's move our image to new
path. Create new folder. Let say image. Move our image to the
newly created folder. Let's take a preview
in our browser. See our image is broken. For that, we need to
give proper image path. Our image inside image folder. Inside image folder, this
is our image file name. Control far save. Let's take a preview. Now, our image is displaying. Let's add with property. And also there is a
property called height. Let's give 500, 500. See, our image Diamondson
has changed. Thank you.
9. HTML Lists: Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we are
going to see HTML list. There are two type of
list available in HTML. One is narded list UL and
another one is deristOL. Let's see one by one. Let's create a new file
called list dart HTML. Let's give our title as list. Let's see added list first. Added lists start with Oil
tag and end with Oil tag. Inside Oil tag, there is
a tang to display list. Control is, let's take a
preview in our web browser. See our information listed as
adder list one, two, three. This is the usage
of added list L. Now let's see what
is unadded list. P unadded list, we are going
to use UL tag inside UL tag, there will be a LA
tag to display item. Control per save. Let's take a review
in our browser. See, nodded list displayed
as without any harder, without any number to indicate. Thank you. See you
on next lecture.
10. HTML Tables: On. Welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we are
going to see HTML tables. We are going to see
table tag, table row, TR, table head, TH,
table data, TD. Let's begin. Let's create a new
file card tablet HDL. Let's give title to our
SDMlPle it say table. Inside body tug, let's
give heading to our pile. Let it say tables, table. Let's see how to create
table in our ATM file. For that, we need to use tag, start with table, and
also end with table. Also, there is a
tag called TR tag. Inside Tartag we are going to
display table header that. Et's use table data. Control A save. Let's take
a preview in our browser. See, you have successfully
created a table. Let's add another table row. Controls. Let's add barred to our table. For that, inside table tag, there is a property
called border. S, we have successfully
added barter to our table. Let's add some spacing
between each tax. For then we are going
to use sell padding. Let's add control. See, there is some padding
between each element. Let's see what is cell spacing. I will add spacing
between each elements. Let's say it does five also
there is a property called. We can size our table. Let's set 500. See, our image size has been
increased up to 500 pixel. Thank you. See you
on the next lecture.
11. Forms: One, welcome to this lecture. In this lecture, we
are going to see how to use Farms in HTML file. We are going to learn
text input, email input, number input, radio, text box, text area, and submit butter. Let's begin. Let's create a new file called
forms dot HD AML. Let's add title to our
SDMLfle it say forms. Let's give title
to our document. Let it say forms. To create Farm, we
need to use Farm tag, starting with farm and
ending with Farm tag. Let's assume we are going to create student
registration Farm. Let's collect student name. Input type text. Let's add names student name. Control yes. Let's take a
preview in our browser. See, we have
successfully created text box to collect
student name. Let's create a field
for to collect EMI. Let's say email, input type, email, name as student email. Control, let's take a
preview in our browser. See if we have
successfully created. Input field for Email. Et's add break, tag, to display one by one. Control, yes. Let's add another a tag to give
some additional space. See extra space as RM. Next, we are going to
collect student g. For that, we are going to use
input type number. Let's add name as student age. Controls, let's take a preview. Here you can only type number. Let's add radio button. Input type, radio,
name, gender value. I would say male and add another radio
button to Min son. Female. Let's add
a break statement. Let's take a preview
in our browser. This is radio button. Either you can choose
male or female. Let's see how to add checkbox. Input type, checkbox, name, hobby. Let's give value. Football. Let's add
a break statement. Let's add another checkbox, input type, checkbox, name, hobbies, value, reading. Let's break tag. C save. Let's take a
preview in our browser. See, we have successfully
added our hobbies. Next, we are going to
see what is text area. Ts are filled to collect
student address, starting with text area
and ending with text area. Let's give name as
student address. Control, see this is text
area to enter address. This is multiline text. We can use text area. Let's submit button. Input, type, submit, name, submit, value Control yes. See, this is our submit button. We have successfully created student registration form with all fields like input type text, input type Emil, number input, radio button, checkbox, and
text area, and submit button. See you on next
lecture. Thank you.
12. Multimedia Content in HTML: Hello, everyone. Welcome
to this lecture. In this lecture, we are
going to see how to add multimedia content
in our HTML file. You will learn how to add video, how to add audio and also, you will learn how to embed YouTube videos in our web page. Let's see one by one. Let's create a new
file in the name of multimedia dot HTML. Let's give title as Media. Let's add title to our web
page multimedia content. First, we are going to
see how to add video tag. Further, we need
to use video tag, starting with video
and ending with video. Inside the video, there
is a tag called source. Inside a source, we need to give source
URL of the image file. Let's download new video file. Go to Google search
sample MP four Video, go to First Link. Click Download. Our sample video file
that's downloaded. Let's copy and paste
it our Hart directory. Let's link our video file. Inside source tag, select
your video file name. Control. Let's take a
preview in our web browser. This see our video. We have successfully
displayed our video. To show the media
control in the video, tagged and controls equaled one. Control, yes. See, we can play and pass. Successfully displayed
our first video file. Thank you. See you
on the next lecture.
13. Include Audio and YouTube in HTML: One. In previous lecture, we see how to add
video in our webpage. In this video, we are going
to see how to add audio and how to add YouTube video
in our webpage. Let's begin. Like PDO tag, there
is a tag called audio to display
audio in our webpage. Inside Audio tag, there is
a property called source. Inside source, we
need to give ARC. Let's download
sample audio file. Go to Google search, download sample MP three. Let's download this
one. Click Download. Let's copy and paste it
in our HTML directory. In source tag, let's
add our MP three file. Control and audio tag, controls equal to one. Control per se. Let's take a
preview in our web browser. See, we successfully adder. Now let's see how to add
YouTube video in our webpage. Further, go to YouTube website, select any one of the video. Here, there is Hobson to
sack click click embedded. Copy creme code and
paste it in our Webpage. Control is, let's
take a preview. See our YouTube video has successfully embedded
in our web page.
14. Conclusion: Hello. Thank you for joining
in this HTML course. I hope you have gained
valuable knowledge and confidence in building
web pages from scratch. We have covered everything
from the basics of TMR structure to
working with forms, tables, multimedia,
and sematic elements. Now it's time to apply
what you have learned, practicing by creating
your own projects, experimenting with
different elements, and refining your skills. If you ever get stuck, don't hesitate to revisit the lessons or explore
additional resources. I would love to
hear your feedback. If you found this
course helpful, please leave a review. It helps others to discover it and supports my work
as an instructor. Also, feel free to share your project in the
community discussion. Finally, if you're
interested in learning, CSS, Javas web or other web
development topics, stay connected for
future courses. Thanks again for being part
of this learning journey. Keep coding, keep creating, and I will see you in
another class. Thank you.