In Part One of our Web site creation books, we introduce fundamental
HTML. Basically, we explain that you construct Web documents by includin
HTML commands (also called HTML tags ) within the body of a basic text
document. Although other technologies (such as XHTML, CSS, and XML) ar
beginning to significantly impact Web page development, HTML is still the
foundation of many Web pages today—and if you’re going to create a Web
site, you need to know about HTML.
By knowing at least some HTML, you will be able to modify and tweak Web
pages to suit your preferences in the future, even if the pages you’re
modifying have been generated by an HTML editor. Furthermore, knowing
HTML means that you’ll be able to remove unnecessary (and sometimes
proprietary) HTML commands that HTML editors sometimes add to Web
documents. Removing unnecessary code can make your HTML documents
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