The top-level or opening page of a World Wide Web site is called the home page. All pages in the World Wide Web are written in a programming language called Java. Inline images are positioned directly in the text at the insertion point. Web sites are locations on computers called servers that store documents contained at the site. Scrolling banners, blinking text, audio, and video cab be added to a Web page to make it static.
Templates are collection of fields that are used to get information or feedback from users.
When using a 256-color monitor, higher resolution colors will be lost and may not look good. The bottom of each page on a Web site need not have any links because all browsers have a back button. Copyright laws and infringement fines apply to pages posted on the Internet. HTML commands control how information on a page is displayed. An HTML tag is a program that connects the user to a remote computer and displays requested pages.