For tips on getting your photos ready for the web, see Scanning Photos for Web Publishing. The Hexadecimal Code is simply a fancy name for the ingenious solution the HTML wizards invented to tell a browser what color to display. The possibilities are practically limitless. However, you do need to remember that HTML is a very precise language, and unforgiving of even minor errors. O pen the page in your text editor.
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E valuate the results of the changes you have just made. Make your next addition or change, save, and check your browser again. Reviewing each addition or change as you go can catch a minor error before it becomes a major problem. The META tags are inserted between the HEAD tags and may identify you as the author, tell the browser what to show in the title bar at the top of the browser window, and tell search engines how to index your page. Replace the colored text with your own.