There're some flaws in your tutorial...
First off, it's recommended that you use the CSS attribute:
instead of <s> / <strike>, because I don't think XHTML supports <s>.
You should use <em> instead of <i> if you are going to rely on tags. But really, HTML is a MARKUP language, not a "let's decorate our text" language. There's CSS for that. Use the "font-style" property.
Instead of using <strong></strong>, one should use "font-weight:bold;" (CSS)
To embed an img, you don't use <img></img>. You use <img src="/url/to/image" alt="image description" /> The tag is self closing if you are using XHTML.
<code> isn't an HTML tag. Where did you learn HTML? The equivalent of [code] in HTML is <pre>.
<sizehere> is not an HTML tag. Please, if you are going to teach something, double check your information before teaching it. To declare a font size in HTML, you use CSS, with this attribute:
There're many different unit of measurements used in typography, such as %, em, px, and so on.
I'm sure there's more, but since you didn't put much thought into this (clearly), I don't see a reason to go on.
<strong></strong> is XHTML.
<b></b> is HTML.
First off, it's recommended that you use the CSS attribute:
Code:
text-decoration:line-through;
instead of <s> / <strike>, because I don't think XHTML supports <s>.
You should use <em> instead of <i> if you are going to rely on tags. But really, HTML is a MARKUP language, not a "let's decorate our text" language. There's CSS for that. Use the "font-style" property.
Instead of using <strong></strong>, one should use "font-weight:bold;" (CSS)
To embed an img, you don't use <img></img>. You use <img src="/url/to/image" alt="image description" /> The tag is self closing if you are using XHTML.
<code> isn't an HTML tag. Where did you learn HTML? The equivalent of [code] in HTML is <pre>.
<sizehere> is not an HTML tag. Please, if you are going to teach something, double check your information before teaching it. To declare a font size in HTML, you use CSS, with this attribute:
Code:
font-size:5em;
There're many different unit of measurements used in typography, such as %, em, px, and so on.
I'm sure there's more, but since you didn't put much thought into this (clearly), I don't see a reason to go on.
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FAIL
it is <B>Mr.kewl</b>
<strong></strong> is XHTML.
<b></b> is HTML.