This is a page I will use for practicing CSS, HTML, and potentially JavaScript in the future. Don't expect anything extravagant.
html brackets
linebreak:
"br"

bold:
"b"

italic:
"i"

underline:
"u"

strikethrough:
"s"

subscript:
"sub"

superscript:
"sup"

header 1:
"h1"

header 2:
"h2"

paragraph:
"p"

division:
"div"

content span:
"span"


styles
background:
color/#hex

color:
color/#hex

border:
#px type color/#hex
the "html brackets" sidebar hopefully will scroll if i did this right. i'm like 90% sure it's overflow: auto, but that seems really finnicky whenever i use it. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. overflow: scroll also works it but i don't like the scrollbar being constantly visible, even though i set it to invisible so it doesn't show anyway. it just seems inconvenient.

it scrolls! hell yeah.

the page body should not scroll. if it does, it's kos for me.

i guess this could count as a small guide? nothing like my big one though.

also remember html is set up like <*bracket>content<*/closing bracket>.

to style things in html the way you would in css, you need to include a ..style="blah blah" in the midst of your initial bracket. for example, to get that red text you simply need to put <*span style="color:red">text you want to color<*/span>.

oh, fonts used for this page are "Orbitron", sans-serif (topbar) and "Qauntico", sans-serif (everything else.) might change it later so orbitron encases headers too, but i don't have any of those on the page just yet.