Last modified: July 20, 1997
To see a copy of the file that your browser reads to produce what you see on your monitor, select View Source from the browser menu. All of the file contents, with all the HTML tags, are displayed. This can be used as a teaching tool to help you learn more about the constructs of HTML. You can also save a source file with the HTML codes and use it as a template and modify it for your own use.
There are many sites on the Internet to learn more about writing HTML code. Some of them are listed below.
Guides to Writing HTML Documents
A good book on the subject is "Using HTML", by Mark Brown, John Jung, and Tom Savola, published by Que in 1996. There are many books written on the subject including the new HTML 3.0 standards.
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