Coding HTML With Google's Text Editor
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Coding HTML With Google's Text Editor
This is a tutorial for coding with HTML and CSS using Google's Text editor for Chromebooks. I explain some of the steps in my tutorial for building a website, but here I will go into more detail since this is the main focus.
Supplies
- Computer (probably Chromebook)
- Text editor
- Storage space
Open the Editor
To open the editor on your Chromebook, you need to go to the launcher. This is where you can find all your apps. To get there, push the ⌕ button on the left of the keyboard, or go to your shelf (the area where your open apps, clock, and notifications are) and push the Launcher button which is at the opposite end of your clock. Once you are there, click on the icon which looks like this: <t>
Create the File
To create the file, press the Save As button on the left of the screen. Then look at the bottom of your file explorer and change the name before the dot to what you want your file to be called. Then change the code after to the file type, so .html or .css or .JS or something else. Next, press Save then you can code.
Code!
Now you can start coding in the text editor.