Can you just type the tag in?

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  1. About Lee

    About Lee Regular Member

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    Are you a person who can start creating a html code without having to copy and paste the tag from another page or site?

    I can such as <b> <br /> etc.. Just the small ones.
     
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    deathlypoet888 Regular Member

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    I can do some like <strong> </strong> <br> <hr> and others that I can remember, but most, no.
     
  3. Ferron

    Ferron Regular Member

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    I might be able to create a whole document but I haven't tried yet. Though I'd have to do it with the HTML5 DOCTYPE because the XHTML ones are so long.
     
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    NBK*Twitch Regular Member

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    I am pretty sure I can.
     
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    Syncro Regular Member

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    I can easy write code without copy pasting. And there are many programs that do auto complete for you anyway. I use Visual Studio for example.
     
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    I can code in html free hand, yes ;)
     
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    The only really difficult thing is the DOCTYPE tag, b/c that one's hard to remember (I look these up on w3.org (which has all the specs). But for the regular HTML, all you need to know is that a document is structured <html> <head> ... </head> <body> ... </body> </html>. In <head>, you have all the header stuff like title, meta tags etc., and in <body> goes the document body.
     
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