HTML Editors - For Those of You THAT ARE NOT of the Technical NaturePosted by Velez Castillo on April 28th, 2021 I would have to be among the least technical people on earth. So when I ran across this beauty I was happy. For those of you that do not know HTML it stands for Hyper Text Markup Language (a complete heap of jibberish to me!) - but from what I understand it is the coding that makes your website visible to everyone. It allows you to make your pages visually attractive. If you look within my blog - most of the coloured wording, images, etc is made up of HTML. But how did I do it? Simple, I used a HTML editor. I didn't even know these things existed up until a few weeks ago so I have always tackled the HTML on my own. But now I have discovered these editors they make life so easier. They are very simple to utilize. The one I'm currently using is NVU - It really is just a matter of typing in your text, or uploading your images, and using the editor as if you were using a word document. You can format it, add different components and use different fonts etc. Once you are pleased with what you have, you then scroll down to the bottom of the page and go through the link that says 'source code' - when you do that, all HTML coding comes up. Then Additional info do is you head to your blog or site, and find the tab that says 'source code' (or something similar) then you simply copy and paste this code from NVU into your site. The next thing is to go through the tab that states 'normal' or 'visual' if you are using a word press blog, that may take you to the finished page. Now you will have your content on your site looking the way you designed it from the HTML editor NVU. Hope this tip has helped - I know how intimidating HTML looks - but trust me with one of these editors they make things so much easier!Like it? Share it! More by this author |