Intro to Computer Science

World Wide Web Consortium

CSS 3

Changing Permissions

One more thing: You must make sure that permissions for ALL the files (basic.html, basic.css, and all the image files) are set so that the world has permission to view the web site. Once you've done that, you can send the web page's address to anyone in the world, and they should be able to see the web page, styles and all.

A Basic Web Page

With some HTML and CSS thrown in

pic of typing in url

HTML 5.0

This is the basic web page of Your Name Here . It consists of a basic html 5.0 template, along with some html elements, like headers, paragraphs, links, etc.

This page, belonging to Your Name Here , also makes use of both div and span tags, which allow us to create styles for different areas on the page.

CSS 3.0

We are able to give style to each of the different tags on the page using CSS. Note that up in the head we've included a link to a stylesheet called "basic.css". In the file "basic.css", we define the styles for the different tags on this page.

Uploading Everything to a Server

In order for the rest of the world to be able to see the web page belonging to Your Name Here , you must upload the web page (basic.html), the styles associated with this web page (basic.css), and all the images we've included on this web page to a web server. Once the page and all its associated files are on a web server (as opposed to being on your computer), the rest of the world should be able to see it. If it is only on your computer, only people on your computer can see it.