Document Source Example

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This is an example page illustrating the basic codes presented in this workshop. In the frame on the right, you can see the Document Source (or Page Source) information for this page.
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All that arcane writing should now be perfectly clear to you--and you can justifiably be proud of your new skill!

<H2>Graphics</H2>

You know how to make graphics display on your page:

<H2>Links</H2>

And you can make hypertext links to take your readers wherever you want them to go!
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<A href="http://library.stmarytx.edu/acadlib/about/acadlib1.htm">To the library</A>
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<A href="http://www.majorleaguebaseball.com">To the ballgame</A>
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Or, just <A href="another.htm">to one of your other pages</A>

<H2>Going further</H2>

You will find that with this minimal background, you not only know enough to construct respectable pages, but you also have a foundation that will make it easier to learn more complicated HTML features such as lists, tables and frames. Just view the Document (or Page) Source for a page that you like, and go from there. If you see something you don't understand, there are books in the Library and plenty of resources on the web that will take you further in learning about this fascinating new form of writing.
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You're welcome to use the links to some of these web resources (also to some graphics archives) that I have collected. They're on my home page at:

<A href="http://www.geocities.com/amensoccer/kathy.html">www.geocities.com/amensoccer/kathy.htm</A>
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Happy HTML-ing!

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