HTML

Not a lot of material here. I'm reasonably good at writing HTML. But I'm certainly not up to current 'wunderkind' standards. Like programming in general I predate almost everything (excepting COBOL, PL-I and Fortran of course :) ). This means that in general my approach is by definition old fashioned. As a for-instance, I use a text editor to write all of my HTML. It is admittedly a programmer's editor and it does understand HTML. That said, I'm not above using notepad for hot fixes! The editor I do use is ‘EditPlus vr. 3.41’. You can find it at www.editplus.com I highly recommend it as I think of it as my right hand editor.

That said, I offer up two examples. They are:

• ToDo.html – An example of a variety of techniques to show what can be done in an 'app' like fashion.
• guitar.html – A page showing the first twelve frets of the guitar. Shows both the note and by clicking the score of the note on a treble clef. Hovering the mouse shows the note name (for instance, E2 is the lowest note on the guitar and it's frequencey. 82.407Hz in this case.) There are other useful pieces of information as well. I wrote it to help myself learn the notes in question and it seems to be working!Stay tuned (bad pun alert…)