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Article | 1/12/2001 Introduction to HTML tables

Tables are HTML structures that allow greater control over the positioning of elements in your Web pages. As an introduction. this column will explain...

Article | 2/11/2001 Collecting user data

There are two stages to receiving data from Web users: the first is to provide an interface to interact with, and the second is to retrieve this infor...

Article | 1/11/2001 Headline, lists and image tips

Previous columns have discussed how to change the size of text by using the FONT command.

Article | 2/10/2001 Working with structured data

In this column we look at writing data to files in a structured format and how to read it back in that format.

Article | 1/10/2001 Links and alignment

In the column 'Container tags' we began investigating online links, which enable you to 'click through' to another Web site that is live on the Intern...

Article | 2/09/2001 Strings and PHP

If you read the 'PHP Hypertext Preprocessor' column, you might have been wondering about some of the peculiarities of string handling with PHP. String...

Article | 1/09/2001 HTML container tags

In the previous column 'Get your Web site started' we looked at how most tags require an opening and a closing command. These are called container tag...

Article | 6/08/2001 PHP Hypertext Preprocessor

The remarkable volume of information which has moved to the Web over the last few years, and the complexity of delivering it dynamically to Web users,...

Article | 1/08/2001 Get your Web site started

Before we start exploring in depth the structure of HTML, it is important to note that it is not a programming language, though you can be forgiven fo...

Article | 1/07/2001 Introducing HTML

If you think HTML is only for die-hard Web-heads, then you may be overlooking the versatility of this very simple computer language.