matthewharwood · September 9, 2020 14:45 · matthewharwood · Sep 9, 2020
diff --git a/hello-world-code-review.html b/hello-world-code-review.html
 <!DOCTYPE html>
 <!-- this is how you leave comments in .html files -->
 <html>
 	<head>
  	<title>Hello World</title>
 	</head> <!-- You missed the closing </head> tag.  The browser is smart enough to fix this for you but don't forget. -->
 <body>
 	<h1> wow my head will explode</h1>
 	<hr/>
 	<p> This is my first html code that I have ever done. <br/> I hope you like it</p>
 	<p>I am completely fucking crazy hehehe</p>		
 	<img src="bloddy shades.jpg"height="640"width="480" /> <!-- Try to avoid image paths with spaces -->
 </body>
 </html>

 <!-- 
 1. Use lowercase for file extensions e.g. .html and not .HTML
 1a. Favor hyphons or underscores between file names over spaces e.g. hello-world.html vs hello world.html
 1b. Use lowercase for file names e.g. hello-world.html vs HELLO-WORLD.html

 2. Don't forget a <!DOCTYPE html>. This goes at the first line of your HTML file.
 3. Remember that story about embedded vs linked images in powerpoint? The classic: "The Images are on my G:/ drive at home!"
    This is the same case with your <img src="bloody shades.jpg" /> that is a path to your file system and therefore I don't have access.
    There are a few ways to handle this that you'll learn later but just pointing that out.
 3a. Favor hyphons, underscores between file names for image sources e.g. bloddy-shades.jpg
 4. Use indent properly when writing code. Later this will be handled automatically for you but it will make good practice for now.
 -->
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<!-- this is how you leave comments in .html files -->
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>Hello World</title>
	</head> <!-- You missed the closing </head> tag. The browser is smart enough to fix this for you but don't forget. -->
	<body>
	<h1> wow my head will explode</h1>
	<hr/>
	<p> This is my first html code that I have ever done. <br/> I hope you like it</p>
	<p>I am completely fucking crazy hehehe</p>
	<img src="bloddy shades.jpg"height="640"width="480" /> <!-- Try to avoid image paths with spaces -->
	</body>
	</html>

	<!--
	1. Use lowercase for file extensions e.g. .html and not .HTML
	1a. Favor hyphons or underscores between file names over spaces e.g. hello-world.html vs hello world.html
	1b. Use lowercase for file names e.g. hello-world.html vs HELLO-WORLD.html

	2. Don't forget a <!DOCTYPE html>. This goes at the first line of your HTML file.
	3. Remember that story about embedded vs linked images in powerpoint? The classic: "The Images are on my G:/ drive at home!"
	This is the same case with your <img src="bloody shades.jpg" /> that is a path to your file system and therefore I don't have access.
	There are a few ways to handle this that you'll learn later but just pointing that out.
	3a. Favor hyphons, underscores between file names for image sources e.g. bloddy-shades.jpg
	4. Use indent properly when writing code. Later this will be handled automatically for you but it will make good practice for now.
	-->
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