

We'll define its position in the style sheet so all we need to add is the alt information.īe sure to remove the check mark from No Border. (underlined in red)īrowse to the location of images/header.gif. Set the cursor between the header tags and click the Image insertion tool.

We ended up in the basic tutorial with an image in the header. If you'd like to move on, just copy and paste. It might be good practice to recreate the entire style sheet. Rather than scrolling down the list to padding, type pa at the position of the cursor.Įnter your values 0 0, add the semi colon and hit enter. When you do the editor will auto complete the closing bracket and a list of CSS attributes will appear. You should be looking at a blank style sheet. See below.įont-family: arial, tahoma, verdana, serif You can copy and paste them into style.css or recreate them using HTMLPad's CSS functions. These are the style settings we added in the basic tutorial for all the elements added to the page so far. Now toggle to the stye sheet by clicking style.css on the top of the editor window.

Note: If you added the class attribute to Header, Navigation and Footer, just delete class="" for now. Try and recreate it using the HTML Library by clicking your code snippets. This is the structure of the web page we built in the 7 step basic tutorial: Save the style sheet as style.css in the new folder. Save the page as firstpage.html in the new folder. Click OkĬlick project and click on the new project name, bottom of drop down. Name the new project and browse to its location. Use Windows file manager to Copy or transfer the images from the basic tutorial into the new images folder.Ĭlick Project - New Project on the editor. Fully Functional!!īefore you start, create a new folder inside your htdocs folder and name it something like firstpage-htmlpad.Ĭreat an images folder inside the new folder. It has built in FTP for uploading your pages to your server.įor advanced users, it syncs up easily with a local host server for testing forms and scripts right on your PC. You can't make a mistake without seeing it immediately. In my opinion, it's the best full featured HTML 5 editor on the market for Any Price.īetter code editing features than most of the 'over priced' editors. I use HTMLPad 2014 for creating my websites. You may be by the time you finish this tutorial.
