How to Design a Web Page?
https://www.computersprofessor.com/2016/12/designing-web-page-java-applets-are.html
Designing
a web page
:
Java applets are
program that reside
one web page. In
order to run a
Java applet, it is first necessary to
have a webpage that reference the applet.
A webpage is
basically made up of text and
HTML tags can be interpreted by a web browser (or) an applet
viewer. A web page is
also known as HTML page
or HTML document. web page are
stored using a file extension
.HTML such as MyApplet. HTML . Such file are referred to as
HTML files. HTML files should
be in the same directory
as the compiled code of
the applets.
A web page
is marked by an opening HTML
tag < HTML > and a
closing .HTML tag < /
HTML > and is divided in to the
following three major
section.
1. Comment section (optional)
2. Head section ( optional)
3. Body section
Comment
section :-
This section contains
comments about the
web page. It is important to
include comments that tell
us what is
going on in the web page. A
comment line beings
with a < ! and ends with a >. Web
browsers will ignore
the text enclosed
between them. Although
comments are important , they should be
kept to a
minimum as they
coil be downloaded
along with the
applet. Note that comment
are optical can be included
any where in the
webpage.
Head section
:
The head section
is defined with a
starting < HEAD >
tag and a closing
< /HEAD> tag. This section usually contains
a title for the
web page .
< HEAD >
< TITLE > welcome
to Java applet
</ TITLE>
< / HEAD >
The text enclosed in
the tags <
TITLE> and < / TITLE > will
appear in the title
bar of the
web page. The head section
is also optional.
< !
–––
–––
// comment section
>
< HEAD >
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//Head section
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< / HEAD >
< BODY >
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//Body section
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< / Body >
< / HT ML >
Body
section :
After the head section comes the
body section we
call this as body section about
the web page is
its behavior we can
set up many options
to indicate how
our page must
appears on the screen:
(like colour, location ,
sound etc ).
< BODY >
< CENTER >
< H1> Welcome to
the world of
Applets < / H1 >
< / CENTER >
< BR >
< Applet ---- >
< / Applet >
< / Body >
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