How To Run Html Program In Notepad?

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How To Run Html Program In Notepad?

9 Answers

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Answer 1

Example:

1. Type in your HTML code.
2. Click "Save As"
3. Select a folder to save it in.
4. Save your document as: Blahblahblah "for example"
5. Then when you have your project name (blahblahblah) make it an HTML file.
Example:

Save it as "blahblahblah.html"
6. Then open your project.
7. It will open your project in your browser (I.E. Internet Explorer)
Hope that helps!

Answer 2

Anonymous answered

When you're saving your file, save it with a .html file name extension. Eg.

FILENAME.html

Just replace FILENAME

Answer 3

HI I am Kshama,
I am also facing the same problem. Eventhough I save file with.html extention and open it in Internet Explorer it is not running. It is showing code it self.

Please anyone can help me?

Answer 4

Go to notepad. Type in your code and be sure to write the <html> and </html> tags at the end of the code. Then at the top left corner, click on "Save As" and save your document as "example.html" where the word example can be saved as any word but at the end of the document name, be sure to add the .html extension. Now open up the saved file and the document should be shown in your browser as the html. The code will not show, but the added work will be shown.

Answer 5

jay santorelli answered

1. Right click on the HTML File.
2. Select "OPEN WITH"
3. Select "NOTEPAD"
You will now open your webpage in notepad.
www.lightningcraft.com

Answer 6

venus gray answered

In notepad you only write code n save it with .html extensiona.html run in any browser

Answer 7

I need help with html Coding for web page

Answer 8

Mohith H answered

Save it as .htm or .html

Answer 9

You don't need to run anything.
Just write down your HTML code in notepad and save the file with .htm or .html extension.
Or if it's hard for you just save the file as text document which notepad does and rename the extension:
Example yourfilename.txt is the text file, rename it to yourfilename.htm.
Of course "yourfilename" is the name you have given it.