This is the first experiment. I'm trying.

This is the second experiment. I'm learning.

This is the third experiment.

This is the fifth experiment

• this is an unordered item
• this is also an unordered item

The experiments so far:

1. make header
2. make paragraph
3. embed link
4. embed images
5. make lists
6. embed link in list

This has been the neocities tutorial.

htmldog

Text formatting should happen via CSS, so I emphasize with em and stronly emphasize with strong.

A new p tag for every new paragraph,
a br for a line break that doesn't start a new paragraph.

Headings

There are 6 headings, above is h2, this is h3

This is h4,

this h5,

and this is the last one, h6.

I can put lists in lists!

1. an ordered list is typically numbered.
2. I need to remember to close my tags!
3. an ordered list is ol
• an unordered list is ul

I might want to look the link stuff up again later.
Here's the link: https://www.htmldog.com/guides/html/beginner/links/

Tables

Information about forms

Cave of Dragonflies Guide

There are different layers of elements. Inline elements, like em and strong, can be within block-level elements, but block elements span across the entire element containing them and can't go inside inline elements (and other block elements? not quite sure about this one). Elements ontained within other elements are child elements .

Go to top

The title attribute can be applied to images and links.

Lists I know about:

• unordered lists (ul)
• ordered lists (ol)

Lists I'm learning about now:

1. definition list (dl)

definitions and terms

definition lists contain terms (dt) and the subsequent definition of the term (dd).

here is a term

here is a definition

Here's the example page with lots of information!

Bookmark, continue here

formatting tags i can remember off the top of my head right now:
line break (br)
emphasis (em)
strong emphasis (strong)
strikethrough (del)
small text high (sup)
small text low (sub)