You can use PHP or Ruby on Rails. There's a great book called RailSpacethat walks you through the whole development of a social networking site with source code and explanations. I doubt you'll find the code for free, because it includes a ton of code, but that RailSpace book is only 26.99 and worth every penny. I have no affiliation with that book, I'm not getting paid to advertise or anything, but I bought it, and it's a great introduction to the Ruby programming language on a Rails framework through the project of developing a social networking site from scratch. Good luck!
Every website would have a different HTML code. You can right click on the page body and choose "View Source" to view the HTML source of that web page.
You need to use backend tools also to save the data. A DB like SQL or Oracle could work with it.
To view the HTML of ant webpage you can rignt click on the page and click view source or you can click on View and then Source in the Top Menu. Rebelsk8er3
Go to html source and remove the code/script.
A HTML Webpage is a page created on HTML. It runs on browser and co-ordinates with web.
An HTML webpage is a collection of HTML tags. The tags are arranged in a proper way to create a web page.
Most corporate websites are coded in HTML, which is the HyperText Markup Language. It's written in the form of HTML elements, and they consist of tags surrounded by brackets. The browser reads the HTML tags, and puts them into a visible webpage for view. In some causes you can also use PHP, but that is typically used for social networking sites, such as Facebook.
HTML i suppose
HTML in a webpage is the basis of formation of it. It uses tags to define it's usage.
HTML codes could be easily added to a webpage for the functionality. Dynamic web pages can made with HTML only.
Right-click a blank area and go View Source.
Below is an example of a very basic webpage: <html> <head> <title>My First Webpage</title> </head> <body bgcolor="yellow"> <p>This is a yellow webpage</p> </body> </html>