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Can you create or make web pages using note pad?

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how do people make web pages ?

by using notepad ?

-i was born nov.12.1989

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  1. Yes, but an IDE is better.


  2. They can code pages in notepad using knowledge of languages supported by the browser and/or server, but things like images, are usually done through programs such as photoshop.

    Webpages, if you view the source, words you can generally understand. The average webpage is usually just includes HTML and possibly javascript and/or PHP. But in general, web documents are all in a format that is easy to edit with nearly anything that supports .txt files, just things like notepad don't give an easy to "click and drag" interface, it's trial by error saving and checking until the page is coded correctly. And one advantage is that if you do it in notepad, your webpage is generally bound to take up elss space than one created in Frontpage since it generally tens to add in quite a bit of junk that is unneeded.

  3. Yes, most definitely, 99.9% possible! Here is how people (and me) make a website by using Notepad.

    1) People open up Notepad (and probably turn off the margins.)

    2) People then type this into the document (not always):

    <html>

    <head>

    </head>

    <body>

    text

    </body>

    </html>

    The above codes are HTML (HyperText Markup Language) codes. HTML is used in every webpage on the WWW.

    3) People save the file as index.html (the homepage that is), and I also save it as All Types.

    4) Then they preview it on their browser by opening it with their browser.

    5) If they like it, they will most likely publish it on the WWW.

  4. You type in the HTML/CSS manually.

    <html>

    <head><title>Page title</title></head>

    <body>

    <b>Page Content</b>

    Lorem ipsum...

    </body>

    </html>

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