1) A WYSIWIG editor, such as Dreamweaver, writes the webpage code automatically as you design it on screen. You do not need to understand XHTML language at all.
2) A plain text editor, such as Notepad, is used to write code according to the rules of the coding language. The file is saved and then uploaded to a browser, which interprets the text file and displays the webpage accordingly.
3) A hyperlink is a reference contained within one webpage to another webpage or website. A click on the hyperlink loads the page into the browser window.
4) When naming html files, do not use spaces, do not use upper case, and avoid illegal punctuation such as dot, slashes, exclamation point, quotation mark, or colon.
5) JavaScript is a coding language used to manipulate web pages, such as creating rollovers and resizing browser windows. It is more complicated than XHTML, but Dreamweaver can write JavaScript routines for us.
6) The W3C is the World Wide Web Consortium, the international standards committee for the web.