Bioinformatics tools/HTML:
Introduction:
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the language for developing webpages.It is not a programing language but a markup language i.e.
it consits of set of markup tags.This markup tags are used by HTML to describe webpages.
HTML tools offers useful information on certain aspects of HTML.
HTML markup tags are usually called HTML tags
- HTML tags are keywords surrounded by angle brackets like
- HTML tags normally come in pairs like <b> and </b>
- The first tag in a pair is the start tag, the second tag is the end tag
- Start and end tags are also called opening tags and closing tags
Some commonly used HTML tags and their descriptions:
- h1 (header1) - The heading on the document
- h2 - h6 (Header 2 - Header 6) - Subheads (specify below sections)
- table (Table) - Creates a table
- ul (Unordered List) - Point List
- ol (Ordered List) - Numbered list
- br (Break) - Line break
- p (Division) - A section of the document
- strong (Strong) - Indicates important text, usually shown in bold
- b (Bold) - Provides bold, but no viktighetshentydning
- em (Emphasis) - Indicates emphasized text, usually shown in italics
- in (Italic) - Provides italic text
- a (Anchor) - A link to another resource on the Internet (website, email, newsgroups, etc.)
- shape (Form) - Used to insert form elements, input boxes, buttons, checkboxes and the like.
- This chart shows you the special characters in the latin iso character set, and how to access them using html entities in your code.
- Websafe Colour Tool
- This tool will calculate the closest color in the 216 color web-safe palette to the hex colour that you specify.
- Frontpage Code Cleaner
- This tool will clean a lot of the un-needed code created my microsoft frontpage from a web page you specify.
- Dreamweaver Code Cleaner
- As above, this tool will help to clean up the code produced by macromedia dreamweaver.
- CSS Menu Generator
- This tool will generate both the CSS and the HTML code required to produce a text-based yet appealing set of navigation buttons.
Subcellular Targeting Prediction
