Creating a Webpage

HYPER TEX T MA R K U P L A NG U AG E
OBJECTIVES
1. Set computer to show the file extensions in
the windows explorer
2. Create a new text document
3. Convert a text document into a webpage
4. Open a file using more than one program
5. Enter the basic structure of a webpage
 Steps in
Creating a
Webpage
1
Show file name extensions in
Windows 11
a. Open file explorer
b. Click View
c. Click Options
d. Click Folder options
e. Click View
f. Uncheck Hide extensions of known file types
g. Click Apply
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Create a working directory
a. Open file explorer
b. Select and open your flashdrive
c. Right click on an empty area to launch a menu
d. Select “New” from the menu to launch another menu
e. Select “Folder”
f. Rename the folder as SECTION CN LASTNAME (ALB
B1 ARAGON).
Note: Folders do NOT have file name extensions
 Rename the folder
Right click
withonyour
an empty place
section,
on the explorer
classnumber,
lastname (example:
ALB B1 ARAGON
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Create a new text document
a.Open your folder
b.Right click and Select “new” Select “Text
Document”
c. Rename the document as SECTION CN
LASTNAME ACTIVITY CODE (ALB B1 ARAGON
MY FIRST WEB PAGE) without changing the
file extensions. The activity code will be given
by the teacher.
 Rename the folder
withonyour
Right click section,
an empty place
on classnumber,
the explorer
lastname (example:
ALB B1 ARAGON
ACTIVITY CODE)
4
Structure the text document

a.Open the text document

b.Enter the basic structure
c.Save the file
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Save the output
a.Click on File tab and select
save.
b.Or use shortcut Ctrl + S
6
Convert text file to webpage
a.Rename the filename extension of text
document from .txt to .html
b.Hit the enter key and a dialog box will
appear.

c. Accept by clicking yes

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Viewing your web page
Simply open your web document using
a Web browser like Internet Explorer

Note: The output will be empty

because it does not contain any
elements such as text or multimedia
contents
SAVE YOUR OUTPUT IN YOUR
FLASH DRIVE TO BE CHECKED
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