The code that actually builds web pages is called HTML (HyperText Markup Language). HTML Code is a set of instructions on how to build the web page. The HTML protocol and language are standardized (overall) so that different browsers (for example FireFox, internet Explorer and Opera) can all go to the same web sites and retrieve web pages.
The HTML code includes instructions such as "put text on the screen, download a picture and put it there, and if someone clicks on this link, take them to another page". Of course, that's what the code means, but that's not how it really looks.
If you'd like to know more, there are several places that you can learn HTML online, such as www.w3schools.com
A web browser allows you to look at webpages. A browser is a software application that knows how to read HTML code and use the instructions to display a formatted web page.
A web browser allows you to look at webpages. A browser is a software application that knows how to read HTML code and use the instructions to display a formatted web page.
HTML is the standard for defining web page element and is supported by all browsers. but webpages have also JavaScript and cs code as well.
You need a web browser in order to access the internet. If you didn't have a web browser, you wouldn't be able to go onto the internet.
Webpages are built using the various tags predefined. The purpose of webpages is to make web interactive or for promotion.
No, no one can make changes to your webpages, or anyone's webpages, by using the browser's View Source function, ever. That is merely there to show the user, usually a developer, the code behind the page displayed (or parsed by PHP pages, etc). They cannot make changes to your site this way. Those changes require access to your web server/host.
when we open web pages.... almost as soon as there were web pages, it did not take many hours to code compatibility for bmp, gif and tiff format images.
As subtle distinction between HTML and browser is that HTML code does not produce the form; the browser produces the form. The browser interprets HTML code to determine how to display page content.
Some web browsers will allow code insertion and some will not. The ability to insert code depends on what browser you have and why you want to insert code into it.
In forums you need the [img] [/img] tag code. On your pages you need the HTML code.
A web browser takes the website's source code and display you what the codes stand for. For example, the line of code: <b>Foobar</b> Would appear bold. Web browsers are changing with time, and becoming useful not only to translate the site's source code, but to subscribe to RSS feeds, run web applications and managing email
Write an ASP code that will dislplay the source code of the web page in the Browser window.