Today we learned about using website images. To do it you need to save the image in your “website” folder (H:\website) and then use the following code:
<img src=”nameoffile.jpg” />
Where “nameoffile” is the name of your picture.
Remember that you need to get your planners signed by someone at home and that you need to go to plenty of clubs!
For those of you not here yesterday you’ll need a copy of this file in your “website” folder (you may need to Right Click and do “Save As”).
The information in “pointy brackets” <> are called “tags” tell Internet Explorer how to display your page. Each “tag” has an “opening” and “closing”. (So, for example the file starts <html> (HyperText Markup Language), and ends </html> which tells Internet Explorer that it is a proper internet file.
Next is the <body> tag, which is closed by </body> and tells Internet Explorer what is the main area of the document.
Finally is the <p> and </p> section. “P” stands for “paragraph”. You can have as many paragraphs as you like in a document… Try adding another so your document looks like this:
<html>
<body>
<p>Hello world!</p>
<p>This is my first web page!</p>
</body>
</html>
Remember to always put a “close” tag if you use an “open” tag!
If you need a “heading” then you can use the <h1> tag (closed with the </h1> tag).
eg. <h1>My new heading</h1>
Please make sure you are in correct school uniform and are bringing in at least a pen, pencil and a ruler to school! I will be checking on Friday morning!
Remember that Breakfast Club happens from 8am every school day. It’s a free breakfast and some games so do go along!
p.s. Well done to Rocky, whose improved behaviour has been commented on!
Make sure that you’re writing down homework in your planners – I’ll be checking later this week!