Division of Information Technology Web Publishing @ SFSU HTML code Guides
Complete Guides	These guides explain every HTML 2.0 markup code, and provide examples of how they are used. NCSA's A Beginner's Guide to HTML This guide has an excellent Hypertext index and contains many well explained examples. **** HTML The complete guide This guide has a hypertext interface that links several smaller documents. Requires more fishing than the NCSA guide. ***
Quick HTML Reference Guides	These guides are short and are best used as reference guides, after you understand what the HTML codes do. HTML Quick Reference This guide is good for beginners because it is very clean and complete. Retrieval from this site is often very slow, because it is so popular, but it is worth the frustration. **** Bare bones HTML guide This guide is the most up to date listing of current codes, including Netscape 1.1 and HTML 3.0 codes. The format is designed to maximize information presented in the least amount of space. I use this guide as my quick reference tool. ****
Links/URL's	Here are the two URL/link reference guides: NCSA's URL primer This guide is nice and simple and contains everything about URL's that most HTML authors need to know. **** CERN's guide to Addressing This guide is a somewhat technical document that contains information that few people need to know. ***
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