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A new thing everyone is trying to do in HTML!

Hi! Long time no see. This time I am going to introduce HTML. So Now I am going to teach you to make sections with ordered tags. For example, like this.

In order to do like this we should use some CSS and also create multiple pages! Now let’s start!

1  Now make the base of the page in notepad and save it.

2  Copy this and make 3 or 4 files and save it.
3  Now fill your html pages with contents.
4  After you filled your contents in the webpage according to what you want, start the style tag inside the head tags to write CSS in all of your sub pages and page.



5  If you are familiar with ordered lists you can do like this. First, start the ul tags and add the link of our subpages. We should write the path of our subpages in the href attribute.



6  Start writing CSS inside the style tags. Start with the ul tags. We need to specify the background color, overflow, padding and margin and style type. Next, inside the li {} write float: left; .  Then inside the li a {} tags specify the display which is block certainly. Also specify color, text align to center, padding and text decoration. 


7  Now copy the CSS codes to subpages so that we can go to the main page or sub pages when in a subpage. If you got it right it should be at least like this.

Hope everyone understood. If there are any doubts please comment and if you liked this please share. Bye.

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