Basic HTML – Pt. 2 – Basic Font Syntax

It is good practice to always close a command at the same time that you open it. This helps to lower the instances of code errors.
For example:
If you wanted to italicise some text, good practice would dictate that you start by typing <em> followed immediately by </em> then move your cursor back to between the open and close command, to begin your typing.
i.e. <em> </em> would appear first, then you would place the cursor between the > and < symbols and begin typing. This will give you the following result:
this is a line of italicised text. Continue reading Basic HTML – Pt. 2 – Basic Font Syntax

Basic html commands and coding practices

Note: for the purposes of demonstration, all commands are shown here with spaces between the brackets. This is for the sole purpose that a web browser does NOT misinterpret text for commands.
Therefore, if you are typing the command, remove any spaces so that the brackets are immediately followed and preceded by your command.

Alright, that said, let’s get to it.

All text must live between the “< html >” and “< /html >” symbols.

It is good practice to always close a command at the same time that you open it. This helps to lower the instances of code errors. Continue reading Basic html commands and coding practices

Book Review: Adobe Photoshop CS One on one Review

O’Reilly (Deke Press) Adobe Photoshop CS One on one Review

All in all, I was very impressed with the book. It is very thorough, and I found it an engaging read. Often reviewing a “how to” manual, is a dull experience, because of the step-by-step dry nature of it. Deke McClelland kept the text light, and his distinctive personality certainly shone through. There is something here for everyone, of all levels, to learn. The novice will gain immense understanding of Photoshop, her new features and the power hidden behind the scenes of this immense program. Even professional Photoshop users and trainers will find tidbits of information here to make their workflow more efficient or enjoyable. Continue reading Book Review: Adobe Photoshop CS One on one Review