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Page tags help keep your page organised, and are also needed if you're going to use a code that requests you put different parts in different sections. You should use page tags on every page of your site. I've typed out some typical page tags you might use in Notepad (shown in the image below), but it applies to any HTML editor like Angelfire, Geocities etc.  The html tag obviously shows that your coding will be in html, and not php or anything else. In between the HEAD tags, you usually put CSS codes (like colour scrollbars and links etc.) Sometimes if you use a Java Script code you might have to put some of that code in between the HEAD tags too - but you will usually be told when you need to do this. Next are the BODY tags. The first thing you will usually put in this section is a background image/colour code, and whether you want your text centred or whatever. In between the BODY tags you put all your main content, including all the text for that page, HTML codes such as font colours, faces, sizes etc. You also put in any images or special effects you want to use. Usually if you want to use a code that doesn't specify where on your page you should put it, it goes here, in the BODY section. Just before you close the BODY tag, make sure you've correctly 'finished off' the tags for fonts, links etc. Last of all you close the HTML tag to make sure your code is finished properly and neatly. Back | Forward Advertised |