HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
On the Web server, you most likely will use the
.html
or
.htm
file extension for your
files. When HTML files are placed in the appropriate directory, the user would issue a URL
in their browser like
http://yoursitename/sitepath/helloworld.html
and that will then return the file in question. However, note that when a marked-up
document is delivered over the network, it is not the file extension that indicates to the
browser that the content is HTML, but rather the
Content-Type:
header found in the
network stream:
