In the last article we discussed formatting, colors, and working with backgrounds. In this episode, we'll learn how to work with links and special characters, called Entities, in HTML.
An entity is made up of three parts: the ampersand (&), the name of the entity or the # symbol followed by the number of the entity, and ending in a semicolon. To write a double quote in html, you would use either " or "
Lastly, the entity creates a non-breakable space. If you write something like “Hi there are three spaces,” HTML will automatically remove those spaces. In addition to using the preformatted text tag, we can use entity to force the spaces to stay. If I wrote this code:
<html>
<body>
<p>Hi nbsp; there are three spaces</p>
</body>
</html>
It would display: “Hi there are three spaces”, as I had intended.
Well that’s it for this tutorial. In our next exciting episode, we will learn to work with Frames and tables. So be sure to check back often for the next installment.
Till then…
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