(26/6/25) - I'M ALIVEEEE

if there are spelling errors sorry not sorry I'm literally spanish lmao

Im back from death! (not that anyone missed me XD). After almost a year without touching html/css (however I did learn some C++), all I see in my older pages' code is just random words... Now I understand the uses of comentary on my code. So I'll try again to learn html and css, but this time: - I will have an easier time, as I'm used to other programing languajes - I'll make sure to take notes of everything I learn to avoid forgetting again - and I'll use this page as a sort of test ground, to archive all the new ways I learn to style stuff, so that I can go back whenever and just copy the code. I'm not sure how to make this so that you know what I did in the code, but it would be cool too if I find a way to do it

13:13 - nvm guys I figured out how to add code

not much else to say. Let's start learning!!





The simple stuff:

This is heading 2

this is a paragraph
with a line break and bold, italic and underlined

Here's a link to yt

and the code:


  <h2>This is heading 2</h2>
  <p>this is a paragraph<br>with a line break and <b>bold</b>, <i>italic</i> and <u>underlined</u></p>
  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/">Here's a link to yt</a>
  <img src="waves.gif" width="104" height="142">
  
  //h1= big, h6=small
  //I hate heading 1, looks too big
  
  //I also like to leave some space between segments. There's probably a better way to do this but...
  <br> <br> <br> <br> does the trick for now
  




How to show code instead of running it:


  <pre><code>//this changes the format to something similar to code
  
  //insert your code here
  //except you need to change < with "& l t ;" and > with "& g t ;" (without space)
  & l t ;   p   & g t ;   this is a paragraph   & l t ;   /p   & g t ;
  
  </code></pre>