Beginner's Guide to HTML
PART 7
Appendix: Sample HTML-Coded Document
Following is a very simple HTML-coded document — a ficticious personal home page containing links to the CSUN page and a personal page about skydiving. There is also an email link. If this file were this person's main Web page it would be named index.html. If this were a real person's Web page there would probably also be links to pages about horse racing and water polo.
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>J. Q. Smith at CSUN</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1>J. Q. Smith's Home Page</H1> Last updated 17 February 1999. <HR> During the week I hang my hat at <A HREF =
"http://www.csun.edu">California State University,
Northridge</A>. My office, phone, fax and email
address are shown below: <P> Office: FOB304 <BR>Phone: (818) 677-3333 <BR>FAX: (818) 677-5555 <BR> Email Address: <A HREF = "MAILTO:jqsmith@csun.edu">
jqsmith@csun.edu</A>
</P> <P> Weekends often find me involved in one (or more!)
of the following: </P> <UL> <LI><A HREF = "skydive.html">Skydiving</A> <LI>Horse Racing <LI>Water Polo </UL> </BODY> </HTML>
August 14, 2003
Prepared by Gail Said Johnson, User Support Services
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