click on html link
To view the source code of an HTML document, open it using Notepad or a similar text processor (Notepad is best for HTML editing). To view the HTML document as it would look on the Internet, open it with any web browser.
If you mean HTML website, just check the page source. If you mean a '.html' document, Right click and select Open With and select any text editor.
You cannot convert an HTML document into word. It is because of the incompatibility of word to open web docs.
The elements of an HTML document are:HEADTITLEBODY
No, we can edit the hyperlink in the same document. <a> tag can be placed after or before any tag.
Open notepad or whatever you write HTML with. Place the image you want in the same folder your HTML document is in. In your HTML document editor (Notepad) write the following- <img src=your images name.jpg> (or .GIF or . PNG whatever type of image you are using)
If you have a .txt file that you want to be a html file, do this: open the .txt file and then save as and (change the name to what you want to call the file).html. Make sure that you 'save as' for all files or you will be saved as: somename.html.txt which will result it still be a text document. Make sure that you have the document in HTML format.
In a Web browser. Right click the file and select open with
Open the HTML document in Word then, from the menu bar, select: File-->Save As. In the document-type dropdown, select file type Microsoft Word Document (.doc or for the latest format, .docx). Keep the file name and file location - or change it as desired - and then click OK.
You can download a blank HTML document for free online from the W3Schools website. Once on the page, click on "HTML" in the left navigation menu and then copy and paste the code from the box into a text document and name it with the .html file extension to save the blank HTML document.
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. An HTML document contains HTML code that shows a Web browser how to display the document content.
HTML does not have a DOCUMENT tag. The closest thing it has is DOCTYPE, which specifies which specification of HTML (there are several versions) is being used for that page.