The blockquote tag’s default styling results in a block-level block of text with a left indent. The following HTML code: results in the following: HTML <blockquote> (with a Shakespeare parody)…

You may well be wondering why I have posted an article about an HTML element in the Javascript category. Simple: the element is pretty useless unless you can open and…

A quick and easy method of adding columns to your HTML page using CSS to create a newspaper column layout. I have applied the CSS to an <article> element (an…

Webpages are designed to be displayed on a screen and therefore use RGB format. Colors can be expressed in different ways in HTML, however, the HEX RGB notation is the…

It is a common practice on very long web pages to create a link from one part of a web page to another location on the same page to avoid…

A standard addition to any website is some kind of ability to contact the website owners. Whilst many have opted for the implementation of “chat” functionality, the tried-and-tested Contact form…

Sometimes you will need to use some less than ordinary characters in the content of your web pages. In Microsoft Word, we use the appropriate special characters and symbols and in…

The world of technology is littered with three-letter-acronyms and other abbreviations. Rather than provide the full term in brackets after an abbreviation, the option to use the <abbr> tag should…

A web page often contains too little content to fill the vertical height of the browser portal. This means that any attempt at a footer section looks silly as the…

Here is my suggested HTML solution for you to add captions to your tables using the <caption> tag to match the captions feature (if only in appearance) of the captions…