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OSU H lyperText Markup Language(HTML) Oregon State The notation used to describe web pages Tags enclosed in angle brackets < indicate the parts of the web page n the 90s web browsers interpreted HTml pretty differently Much much much more consistent these days
HyperText Markup Language (HTML) • The notation used to describe web pages • Tags enclosed in angle brackets <> indicate the parts of the web page • In the 90's web browsers interpreted HTML pretty differently – Much much much more consistent these days
OSU Example Oregon State <html> <h 1>Welcome to class</h1> <p>lt is nice to see you all here today. </p I hope that you are learning </html>
Example <html> <h1>Welcome to class</h1> <p>It is nice to see you all here today.</p> I hope that you are learning. </html>
OSU HTML pointers Oregon State Not case sensitive Most of the time you must include end tags Use indentation and blank lines to enhance readability like any programming language
HTML pointers • Not case sensitive • Most of the time you must include "end tags" • Use indentation and blank lines to enhance readability, like any programming language
OSU Publishing HTML on a server Oregon State nstall&startFilezillaclienthttps:/fileilla-project.org Log into flip engr. oregonstate edu port 22 On left side create enter new folder cs 290 Right-click the left side and open the folder Save a test. php"in that local folder go back to filezilla, refresh left side On right side, go into public html folder Drag your test. php"to the remote folder View your page (e_g, htt://we. engr. oregonstate edu/scaffidc/test. php
Publishing HTML on a server • Install & start Filezilla Client https://filezilla-project.org/ • Log into flip.engr.oregonstate.edu port 22 • On left side create & enter new folder "cs290" • Right-click the left side and open the folder • Save a "test.php" in that local folder • Go back to Filezilla, refresh left side • On right side, go into public_html folder • Drag your "test.php" to the remote folder • View your page (e.g., http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~scaffidc/test.php )