HTML Tutorial for Beginners 06 - Headings and Text

In this HTML lesson for beginners I'll go through how to display headings to the browser and a few different ways to format text. Please comment with your questions, or subscribe and like :).

[@leepinnguin9682]

I hope you are aware that the audio cuts out 1:20 - 1:45. Not critical but for the new person, the pause in sound gives one, ah, pause.

[@arishyfishy]

Lee Pinnguin good job on finding that out that really helped:)

[@leepinnguin9682]

@@arishyfishy Thank you, not much help but I just enough helping others when I can. I respect people and I only wish to help and if we all did that, the world becomes a better place. I really enjoy this video from people who are so much smarter than I can become, but it inspires me to try and keep learning.

[@DrNice-qr8cj]

Actually, the h6 tag is the least important, but never mind. Great tutorial!

[@concord2546]

You should not nest block-level elements, such as , inside in HTML.

[@chinemeremobiukwu1610]

May i ask why?

[@computersciencekandahar8239]

dear sir! we have six level headings in html!

[@justchris846]

yo,shaun, audio problems

[@aliraafat6278]

i have the body in red color what does it mean?

[@aryanshrimali1255]

Now h6 is added in new updates of language HTML

[@abebrosiczki637]

I was playing around with VSS, I found by the way. Just letting you guys know. 👍👍

[@jmschroen-hendriks4542]

On line 23 I get an error message: We sell the smelliest fish on the planet The turns red. Live example is okay. Error in Brackets?

[@falcon759]

Yeah, Brackets identifies it as a syntax error and won't render a Live Preview because of that. Even though it renders fine in your browser, his browser, and my browser, maybe it could cause issues with certain browsers, so they don't allow it. You can wrap tags around the tags inside the tags and it will work: We sell the smelliest fish on the planet But it would be simpler just to drop the and just use by itself.

[@jonassmith2378]

No, brackets is behaving correctly. The reason it turns red is because you can't nest block-level elements, such as , inside in HTML.

[@serhanguney492]

I'musin VS Code and in my website everything comes in one line. There is no "break line" () like in yours.

[@Harry830]

this video proves that why a lot of people give up on coding