Chapter 4. Using HTML
This chapter covers the use of HTML in various applications, including blogging, using Google Docs, selling on eBay, working on wikis, and email marketing. When the Web was introduced, HTML’s inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, said that few people would ever learn HTML. He expected that most HTML would be written by software applications. Twenty years later we find that he got it half right. A mind-boggling amount of content is marked up in HTML and added to the Web every second by web-based software applications and services. Yet people using the Web do understand HTML, at least at the basic level of knowing that the headings, paragraphs, lists, and links ...
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