This is a test site of some sort to copy and paste all the stuff in the tutorial so I know what to do if i forget. Below is all the info gained in the tutorials, so it's all here.

Table of contents

Headings

h1 for Heading One

h2 for Heading Two

h3 for Heading Three

h4 for Heading Four

h5 for Heading Five
h6 for Heading Six
h7 for Paragraph. This is just a paragraph. Use p.

Anything below h6 will be rendered as if it was a paragraph.

Italicized, bold, line breaks, Centering

Em for italaic , Strong for bold.
br to break lines.

Center to Center

Lists, unordered and ordered.

Links

Tp make a link, it's (a href = "insert link here") [title link is inserted in] (/a) ()=<>

To find the tutorial again, click Here. Always put quotes around links. Not needed but still good practice so do it. No excuses.

Links can also be placed in anything, from lists to simple paragraph, to let ya bounce around at the speed of sound like you do in your docs, me. Simply add an id= and then whatever you want to label the thing as, in this case h1, and then insert the link, formatted like a normal link, wth an added #. Headings . To link to a specific part of a page is a bit more difficult. The page name is needed, followed by # and the id you're trying to go to. For example, "TheIncrediFlicker.html#Scorpio" will direct to the IncrediFlicker page, and take you straight to Scorpio.

Images

In terms of images, one must upload them to the neocities site, and then copy and paste the link into the image link, which is img src="insert link here", followed by dimensions to keep it from being huge, those being width="value" and height="value", followed by an alt description, alt="insert thing here", used for accessibility, such as those who cannot see well.

Tables

Now here's something I do not understand. Tables.

Row 1, cell 1 Row 1, cell 2 Row 1, cell 3
Row 2, cell 1 Row 2, cell 2 Row 2, cell 3
Row 3, cell 1 Row 3, cell 2 Row 3, cell 3
Row 4, cell 1 Row 4, cell 2 Row 4, cell 3

Table to start it and end it, tr to start and end each row and cell set, td to start and end each definer. How this is helpful I have no clue.

Forms

Color

Color, it'll unlock so much power. To define the whole page's colors, use a CSS file. But to define a specific piece of text's color, use the font color tag. test. Font Color with a space ="Color" in the first one, simply /font in the second one.

Mark at the beginning, /mark at the end to highlight.