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How to be a noob

This is my first web page.

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Well, now I will list things as I understand them thanks to F12 on the keyboard and another web page that actually states the meaning for many different abreviations. As there are many 'words' for this, I will simply write a list of the things I have learnt this far.

Words and meanings
• To start a section, to write <> and a any abbreviation in between. To finish, simply write </> and the same abbreviation in between:
1. <title> and </title> starts and finishes a title.
2. <p> and </p> starts and finishes a paragraph.
3. <h1> and </h1> starts and finishes a header.
4. <a href="http://anything> and </a> starts and finishes a link.
5. <img src="name.png or link"> and > starts and finishes placing an image.
6. <ul> and </ul> starts and finishes a dot list.
7. <ol> and </ol> starts and finishes a numeric list.
8. <pre> and </pre> starts and finishes a preformatted text.
9. <code> and </code> lets write words with a code format style.
10. <table> and </table> starts and finishes a table.
11. <blockquote> and </blockquote> starts and finishes a quote in a block format.
12. <center> and </center> places text at the very center of the page.

• EXAMPLE
              <div id="intro">
                  <h1>Some heading</h1>
                  <p>Some paragraph paragraph thing thing thingy.</p>
              </div>

Final note: Opening symbol + letter to start a new command below. They should look like:

(ul)

--(li)item(/li)

--(/ul)

And that is it.

Comments?

Add this = true; to that and then type shit into the console, a giant butt will shit over the damn place.

According to me, after I learn all this shit I'll be able to puke.

Basically, this is a way to cite anyone in a wikipedia style:

Blockquote and q are used for quotations. blockquote is generally used for standalone often multi-line quotations whereas q is used for shorter, in-line quotations.

Found in:http://www.htmldog.com/guides/html/intermediate/text/