What type of web-pages are their

For editor, you can use notepad or notepad2 or notepad plus plus.
I use notepad2
https://notepad2.com/
Notepad++ is here:
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

Both are same as notepad, but have some features which notepad does not has.

I have never used frontpage in my life, so am not sure how it works, or if its better or worse.

For tutorials, give me a day. I will find something for you, something really easy and step by step.

 

You mentioned about the preview tool, that it is out of date.. Frontpage which I am using is of 2003.. so, this inline tool came when in the market; which year exactly..?
which editing softwares recognize it... does frontpage was updated with it.?

Secondly, you mentioned PHP is a server-side scripting engine.. I thought I have seen it in webpages ending in like .php at the end instead of .html..
so, what exactly it is.? I did not understand it yet.. can you emphasize more on it..

Will really appreciate a lot, if you will give it as
"""For tutorials, give me a day. I will find something for you, something really easy and step by step.""

can you also use frontpage for a while, check it and let me know how far is it good or compared to the type of editors which you are using..

 

Okay, here is somethin very basic, but step by step that can get you started with HTML5.
https://tipsox.com/post/LearnHtmlFromScratchInThirtyMinutes

Like sarahk said, PHP is server side, meaning PHP does its processing on the server, and sends only HTML output to browser.

HTML is completely client side, meaning it does nothing on server.
Only the file is stored on server.
Processing is done when file is opened in browser, not before that.


PHP will first execute any php code on server, and then it will send output to browser.
Don't worry about this now.

 

Uninstall Frontpage. I get the feeling that you're trolling us by even mentioning this over and over. You DON'T need frontpage. I used it many years ago and even then it was worthless to me. If you actually want to learn, take JEET's advice and download Notepad++ - its free, easy to use and gets the job done.

Learn the basics. I understand someone said w3schools has errors, but as far as HTML goes, I learned everything from there when I first started and it never did me wrong.

Otherwise, YouTube has free courses. Follow them, step-by-step. Pause the video to keep up with the code and you will learn if you really want to.

This frontpage nonsense isn't going to do anything but slow you down. I learned HTML and CSS with basic notepad in Windows 7, it works just fine.

It's pointless for us to even explain PHP to you yet if you're having a hard time with basic HTML, just know that it will all make sense once you sit down and learn the basics.

 

You mentioned many times about HTML5. What all types are their of HTML and why is this one called HTML5.
ARE THEIR ANY MORE after that also which has come...
In which year HtML 5 came in

 

Do you mean with that On Page Site optimization with the client side code.
It will be great if you tell me more what you meant by serverside code and client-side code.

Also, If someone could tell me the query in the last part which says about Doctype HTML and it's relation

 

HTML5 is the latest version of HTML.
Its very slightly easier than HTML4, has tags for video/audio embedding etc.

Read the tutorial link I posted, try it in notepad. This link:
https://tipsox.com/post/LearnHtmlFromScratchInThirtyMinutes

 

I will check into that as well.
You mentioned earlier, that you will find a step by step tutorials for me... I would like it more if you bring up some examples along with it as well with screen shots that can help in doing some exercises as well..

 

Try that tutorial I posted earlier.
Its really very straight forward.
Don't use frontpage etc. Use normal browser.
That is the best way.

 

I tried searching but couldn't find anything like that.. that's why I asked if their is anything like if some one finds exercises to do as well..

 

I'm surprised he has the brains to breathe in and out, he seems incapable of helping himself not to mention the lack of thanks for anyone that actually tries to help him.

 

Why would you say that.. I appreciate all the help given and shared here...
Don't try to negative things out...!!

People discuss in forums to find solutions to their queries.. so, if one is not able to do so, what's wrong in asking it...

 

Wow, and people say I get ugly around nubes. Didn't need me this time.

I didn't even respond because I couldn't figure out what the blazes the question was thanks to the Engrish moist goodry me love you long time.

 

That's not Appropriate...!!!

I have started working on these 2 notepads which you sent me..
i liked it as is easy in using it...
but, I don't see to it that it changes colors in the codes as a webpage source code does...
it get's a little tough to see and understand coding without colors...

can you give or know of any other note pads which shows colors in the source codes...

hoping for cooperation

I checked that page of yours and just took a quick HInt of it...

To be frank, I wanted to tell you that earlier here, someone posted this link for HTML tutorails,
https://htmldog.com/guides/html/beginner/tags/
And I started it with it... NOw , I am on it's page 2..

and the link which you have given me,,, Shall I start with it and continue on ? or first finish the HTML Dog version.. WHat do you say

 

If you want color changing and stuff, then I think you can use eclipse.
Color coding is there in it.
However, with HTML, things inside <> is the code, already pretty distinguished...

 

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where is it in it..? I could not find it.. is it in notepad++ which I am using,,

 

Eclipse, that is another editor, not a feature in notepad.
Its somewhat advanced, mainly used by JAVA programmers. You can get it at eclipse.org
But before that try this one too. This is specifically for HTML and CSS only:
https://www.notetab.com/notetab-light
I think this one also has color coding stuff. Syntax highlighting is mentioned in feature list.