A Website About Something...

Code:
<html><head><title>Something.</title></head>
<body>Something.
</body>
</html>

High-larious!
 
Thats some Deep html. Bet it took him/her days.
 
Theres way to much html at know.com, it fails.
 
It's impossible to make a website about nothing. This is as close as you'll ever get, though.
 
Wouldn't it just be better to have...

Code:
Something.

No need for the overburdening HTML crap.
 
You need html code tags for it to work, The Thing.
 
no, you need html to format it, but not to just have the text...

(i belive, i could be wrong)
 
If you dont have <html> </html> and <body> </body> tags, the site wont work.
 
You guys are retarded..
You dont need html tags
or body tags in a page
 
I just finshed doing a training coruse in html, and they told me you do, if you point out a reason why you dont then ok :P But till then im going to stick with what the professionals said.
 
Ritz said:
I just finshed doing a training coruse in html, and they told me you do, if you point out a reason why you dont then ok :P But till then im going to stick with what the professionals said.

Using HTML tags is the *right* way to do it, yes, but you don't *actually* need them. Try it... create a blank text document on your desktop, type some text in it (no HTML), rename the extention to .htm and open it in your browser. It will work. You can even add HTML elements like tables and divs and whatever you like, without the enclosing <html> and <body> tags.

PS... I'm a professional too :thumbs:
 
Ritz said:
I just finshed doing a training coruse in html, and they told me you do, if you point out a reason why you dont then ok :P But till then im going to stick with what the professionals said.

They're teachers. They don't know how the world really works! :P
 
I think its awesome its probably just somebody's webpage used for storage of files or something or just holding for it for some major corporation to come buy it maybe.... just pondering. o_O
 
DreamThrall said:
Using HTML tags is the *right* way to do it, yes, but you don't *actually* need them. Try it... create a blank text document on your desktop, type some text in it (no HTML), rename the extention to .htm and open it in your browser. It will work. You can even add HTML elements like tables and divs and whatever you like, without the enclosing <html> and <body> tags.

PS... I'm a professional too :thumbs:
If you want it to work universally, you do it properly, otherwise you'll end up finding out your page doesn't work for certain browsers or systems.
 
The Dark Elf said:
If you want it to work universally, you do it properly, otherwise you'll end up finding out your page doesn't work for certain browsers or systems.

I agree with you in theory... I always use the tags myself.


...but show me a current browser that won't render html code just because it doesn't have <html> and <body> tags.
 
...but show me a current browser that won't render html code just because it doesn't have <html> and <body> tags.
There aren't any. The browser sends a get request to the server which in response sends out the data in the requested file. If the only data in the file is "Potatoe" then that is what it'll send and that's what the browswer will recieve, and it'll show the word "Potatoe".

If a browser works in a manner different from that, i can't exactly imagine anybody using it. I personally have never used the html tag, and i only use the body tag when i need it for altering the text or background.

Thats the main reason why i'm not taking internet programming at my school. The teachers would require you to do a ton of useless crap because they really dont know wtf they're doing.
 
Porno hurts my eyes! I hate you Brian Damage!!!!
 
Don't really see the point in wasting money to showcase a simple word.
 
Oxygenetic said:
Don't really see the point in wasting money to showcase a simple word.
He probably uses it to host stuff and doesnt need a main page
 
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