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HTML articles is a set of documents designed to give information that cannot be catalogued as tutorials or references. The subjects treated on this section may have a wide reach, treating topics that are related to HTML in some way (direct or indirect relation), and will eventually be born as answers to the visitors interrogations. This means that you can always request a new topic to write about or the expansion of an existing one.

This section is new but will eventually grow in response to the visitors interrogations, which, we hope, will end up in a good collection where people can come to clear doubts or open up their minds to new possibilities. The list below shows titles and brief introductions to the subjects treated.

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Why to learn HTML code?
One of the most asked questions that come from people interested in building websites is: Why should I learn to write HTML code manually instead of using a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor? The answer to this question depends on the objective that each one has. Writing HTML code manually has its advantages and its disadvantages as well as WYSIWYG editors. To know which one of them is better for you, you'll have to know their advantages and disadvantages and take a conclusion based on them and your intentions.


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