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I'm rather rusty in my html skills and now my informatik teacher is asking us to do a simple webpage. Anybody know some of the basic syntax I need (add an image file, skip to next line, change font size)?
Thanks for your help guys :)

Look up "basic HTML" or something like that in google, and you will find quite a few tutorial sites to guide you through it. Some may be better than others, but nearly all will probably help you with the simple things like changing text color/size/font, adding pictures, etc.

I'm rather rusty in my html skills and now my informatik teacher is asking us to do a simple webpage. Anybody know some of the basic syntax I need (add an image file, skip to next line, change font size)?
Nope, can't help you without really knowing what you're working with (translation: I'm kinda lazy), but I can tell you, when I was learning HTML, this (http://werbach.com/barebones/download.html) really helped out a lot....

I'm rather rusty in my html skills and now my informatik teacher is asking us to do a simple webpage. Anybody know some of the basic syntax I need (add an image file, skip to next line, change font size)?

Here is an excellent starter guide. http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/

have a look for stefan muenz : self html

have a look for stefan muenz : self html

Check you telegrams ;)

I ´ve got no secrets

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If you're 'rusty' (as opposed to never having known) I think you probably need a list of the tags more than a full tutorial.

Head over to webmonkey (http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/html_cheatsheet/), they do have tutorials (in case you realise you've totally forgotten something) and they have a 'cheat-sheet' of the tags.

I've always liked w3schools as reference for my html needs. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/default.asp

Although it's also always good to just dive into the source of webpages you like, and copy elements you like.

Thanks, everyone :)

www.w3schools.com
There you can also learn other stuff like XML.