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Thank you for viewing our HTML Code Guide!
We have conveniently set up these HTML Codes on our website (instead of making an e-Book) for 3 main reasons:
1. So you can actually see what the codes do before you use them (in other words you can see them in action–something you would NOT be able to do with an e-Book).
2. So you can easily copy & paste each code into your website, auction, etc. (if this was in e-book format, you would have to type each code out which is very very time consuming!)
3. So you can have instant access at any time, without having to download an e-Book onto your computer. Also, this way we can keep updating our codes & adding neat tips & tricks to help you with you designs.
We will be adding great new articles, new codes, neat pre-made basic templates for your auctions, Myspace profiles, and eBay about me page–plus lots more coming soon so please make sure you bookmark our site & keep coming back for more great resources.
We hope you enjoy these HTML Codes! Just click the link below to get started or use the links on the left side of the web page. We have several HTML codes available, and we will try to update & add new codes & tricks when possible.
NOTE: Please make sure you bookmark this page.
HTML Codes & Tutorials:
- HTML Codes in eBay–How to Copy & Paste HTML codes into eBay Listings.
- HTML Checker–Neat little tool to check the ouput of your HTML codes live.
- HTML Editor–A basic HTML editor that you can use to generate basic HTML codes.
- HTML Text Codes–Learn neat HTML text effects. Lists many common & unique HTML codes you can use to alter text.
- HTML Marquee Codes–List of HTML Marquee Codes to create rotating banners and marquees.
- HTML Image, Picture, and Photo Codes–Manipulate and set attributes for pictures, photos, and images using these HTML codes.
- HTML Background Codes–Alter, structure, and code your background pages with these HTML codes. Set the colors, add a picture, and more.
- Cool HTML Codes Effects–Learn to create neat effects with HTML codes. Includes miscellaneous codes to create cool features for your website, blog, or auctions.
- HTML Color Chart Codes–Learn the HTML color codes to change text, tables, backgrounds, border, and other HTML into the colors you want.
About HTML
What is HTML? HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. Basically, it is a text code that represents a document on the web. This web page is made up of HTML codes & your web browser is reading these codes & displaying the colors, text, links, & tables.
Why should you learn to use some HTML? Obviously, they can add a great deal of neat features & design elements to your website, web page, online auction, Myspace® or Youtube® account or profile.
Learning HTML by itself can be very difficult. So instead of learning how to create & enter your own HTML, just click the link below for some neat tips & tricks of HTML in easy-to-use “copy & paste” boxes.
Also, a new feature we have added to this site is our online HTML checker & our HTML editor. These are great to build your auctions & Myspace profiles so that you can insert & generate html code, & then view what the codes look like to make sure you have inserted them properly.
Also, before you get started, click below to add this page to your favorites so you can keep coming back for AWESOME Html codes & updates!!
How to Use These HTML Codes
1.) Highlight the text in the textboxes with your cursor by clicking & dragging or by placing your cursor in the text box & pressing CTRL A. This will highlight the html code.
2.) Then right click with your mouse & select “copy” OR press CTRL C. This will copy the html code for you.
3.) Then to paste it into your website or eBay auction (if you are doing this to your eBay auction or website make sure to first click on the “Enter HTML” tab on the description box to enter the HTML) simply right click again & click paste or press CTRL V. It should now look like this:
<b>YOUR TEXT GOES HERE</b>
4.) Now where it says “YOUR TEXT GOES HERE” type what you want to say. Be careful to not delete any part of the code or it will not work. Once you switch from the HTML format to the regular text format what you typed should be bold. If it didn’t work make sure you didn’t delete some part of the code by accident.
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This post was written by Ben on April 28, 2009
