Now everything inside or is called a tag
[20:37] and all tags must be closed:
[20:37] Say if I have a tag to close it (stop it) I would type
[20:37] ryan___ asked: Is the web page title inside a tag?
[20:38] <benonsoftware> ryan__: Yes, inside <html> is a <head> which desribs the page and the tag <title> its in there
[20:38] <benonsoftware> So for example:
[20:38] <benonsoftware> <!DOCTYPE html>
[20:38] <benonsoftware> <html>
[20:38] <benonsoftware> <head>
[20:38] <benonsoftware> <title>Google
[20:38]
[20:39] Now inside the tag is usally lots of things to help out with Search Engines and the like
[20:39] Lets move onto
[20:40] Now the tag is usally what everyone else sees on the page, so all of the text and images are inside here
[20:40] So usally after the start of is usally the page heading inside the tag
[20:41] Now was the tag it can go up from to with being the biggest heading and being the smallest heading
[20:42] ryan___ asked: Is the page background color/image also in ?
[20:43] ryan__: There is 3 ways, inside , inside (with CSS) and using a CSS style sheet
[20:44] I would just like to note that if I do not cover eveything here I am free for questions afterwards and I'll do another session at a later time
[20:44] Images:
[20:44] Now to inseart a image into a HTML file you do:
[20:44] 
[20:45] Sorry, remove the final tag as it will not work with just that :)
[20:45] ryan___ asked: I may have a lot of questions, so instead of asking them here, do you have an email address I could email you at?
[20:46] ryan__: I sure do, anyone can contact me at benny @ ubuntu.com
[20:46] Now where ![]()
and inside src="slice_0_0.jpg" you have to replace slice_0_0.jpg with your image name
[20:48] Usally people place their images inside a images sub folder so you would then do, images/image1.png for src=" "
[20:48] Now with ;
[20:49] is where most people's content goes.
[20:49] So if I wanted to write Web dev is great! on a webpage I would use:
[20:49] Web dev is great!
[20:49]
[20:50] means paragraph
[20:50] There are 10 minutes remaining in the current session.
[20:50] So if you close it then open another tag there would be a one line space inbetween
[20:51] But if you just want to start a new line then you would use:
[20:51]
[20:51] or
[20:51] Please note that the line break tags do NOT close
[20:52] isgjevori asked: Do we have to close the ![]()
tag ?
[20:53] isgjevori: In the img tag example I showed you, you can see at the end of it the is ">, that closes it
[20:53] * benonsoftware is not talking about the tag there
[20:53] palladin35y asked: What is CSS?
[20:54] palladin35y: CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets and they help you desribe how your webpage should look with colours and the like
[20:54] I will if there is enough interest run a session on but CSS in a few weeks time
[20:55] With a few minutes left any questions?
[20:55] There are 5 minutes remaining in the current session.
[20:57] Next session is Fixing small bugs in Unity with Trevinho and andyrock
[20:57] isgjevori asked: Can we put tags like ![]()
or