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    Todays Internet Tip Is On “Firefox Add-ons”.

    Firefox has come along way with how it runs and what it can do, it seems like i find a new and exciting feature or Add-on every day.  And since its “Open Source” that helps a lot with getting updates, new features and keeping it alive.

    There are so many Add-ons out there, you can pretty much find a add-on that can do anything. The possibilities are endless.

    List Of Popular Add-ons: Clicky

    My Favorite Add-ons are:

    • Firebug - Firebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of development tools at your fingertips while you browse. You can edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page
    • Cooliris - The Cooliris 3D Wall — Simply the fastest and most stunning way to browse photos and videos from the Web or your desktop. Effortlessly scroll an infinite “3D Wall” of your content from Facebook, Google Images, YouTube, Flickr, and hundreds more.
    • Web Developer – The Web Developer extension adds a menu and a toolbar with various web developer tools.

    I use these Firefox Add-ons everyday, most of all Firebug and Web Developer, as they help me with my every day jobs with creating websites, fixing broken code, pretty much anything to do with html,css,websites i use them on.

    I will get into their features and what they can do in future posts.

    Please feel free to comment on/promote/suggest your favorite Firefox Add-ons.

    Today’s Daily Internet Tip is about HTML, and how to use it.

    So i thought today id focus on helping those that need it get help on learning HTML.

    HTML, which stands for Hyper Text Markup Language.

    HTML is what websites are written in, its the building block of the internet.

    For many years i have been building/customizing websites and have had the opportunity to learn alot about how HTML works.  Just the past couple years i have finally started to understand it, and really get into it.

    I remember when i was in Middle School and i was in a Technology class. We had a project that i don’t remember all the details but for my project i chose to create a web page.

    I had no idea how or what to do, so i looked around the Interweb and found a few great guides on learning HTML.

    Here are a few of my favorite sites on learning HTML:

    1. w3schools
    2. htmlgoodies

    I still use both those sites today, they are a very good reference, and id suggest them to anyone that wants to learn HTML, or wants to better their skills.

    Here are a few examples on some HTML code with what they do.
    How to create links:

    First here is the link, or Anchor code: <a href=”link”>Link Name</a>.
    And here is a link in action:
    RFEHosting.com
    And the code for this link:
    <a title=”RFEHosting” href=”http://www.RFEHosting.com” target=”_blank”>RFEHosting.com</a>

    “<a”  is your starting tag, its the “Anchor” tag.
    “Href” is the reference tag, meaning what you linking to.

    The “title” tag creates text that will display  when you mouse over the link.

    “Target” is the target the link will go, some options for its values are:

    • "_blank"  <-- Most popular, opens the link in a new window/tab
    • "_parent"
    • "_self"
    • "_top"

    Then you close the link by using the “>”, then you name your link, And fully close it using </a>.

    How to insert images.

    Here is the basic syntax for inserting images into a webpage:

    <img src=”imagelink” alt=”" title=”" />

    Then here is a example of its usage:
    RFEHOSting Logo

    <img title=”RFEHosting” src=”http://www.rfehosting.com/images/logo.png” alt=”RFEHOSting Logo” />

    “<img” is your opening code to start inserting a link into a webpage.

    The “title” tag creates text that will display when you mouse over the image .

    “src” is the source location of the image.

    “alt” is alternate text that describes the image.

    Then you close the image with “/>”

    Links and images are the most used HTML tags, they are used on pretty much every single page on the internet.

    Here are some links of some “Cheat Sheets” for HTML:

    HTML
    HTML Characters

    That ends this internet tip, till next time.

    If you have any questions,comments or other guides that could help, please feel free to comment and leave links.

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