ASP.NET Basics

HTML Basics
ASP.NET Web Server
Advanced HTML
Application Designing
Using Visual Studio
ASP.NET Standards
ASP.NET Styling
ASP.NET Navigation

ASP.NET Tips

ASP.NET Validation
HTML forms
CSS Styling
CSS Advanced
ASP.NET Features
ASP.NET Image Effects
Common mistakes
DB Design tips

Building Applications

Design Secure Apps
Build Secure Apps

1. Software Needed

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You actually do not need high end software to write HTML code, all you need to create HTML codes is Notepad or Notepad++. But if you wish you can also type these codes on MS Visual Studio 2005.

  1. Go to File menu --> New --> Web Site.

Start New Website

  1. Then Select the Empty Web Site option from the Visual Studio installed templates and choose any Language (it does not matter) as shown below.

Empty Web Site

  1. The Right Click on the Web Solution and Select Add New Item

Add New Web Item

  1. Select the HTML Page option from the Visual Studio installed templates and click Add.

Add New HTML Page

  1. The following is the HTML editor on MS Visual Studio 2005.

HTML Editor on MS Visual Studio

When using an HTML editor like MS Visual Studio, the main advantage is its user friendliness. The HTML editors will color your HTML code so you can read or debug your code easily. You could also use buttons like the copy, paste, the comments, the indent to further ease your work while coding.

This tutorial does not require any special software so you can use any software you prefer.

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Table of Contents

» Chapter 1 - Software Needed
Chapter 2 - Basics of HTML
        Chapter 2.1 - How to declare HTML for a web page
Chapter 3 - HTML Text
        Chapter 3.1 - Adding Text
        Chapter 3.2 - Positioning Text
Chapter 4 - Hyperlinks and Bookmarks
        Chapter 4.1 - Hyperlinks
        Chapter 4.2 - Bookmarks
Chapter 5 - Images and Backgrounds
        Chapter 5.1 - Images
        Chapter 5.2 - Backgrounds

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