Hypertext Markup Language Resources

The WDVL: Introduction to HTML	A quick and easy introduction with pointers to further resources for the beginner.
The HTML Writer's Guild	The Guild claims to be the world's largest international organization of Web designers. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in web authoring and a desire to improve his or her skills.
The Compendium of HTML Elements	The Compendium of HTML Elements is a reference manual of all Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) tags in general use. Each element page contains the tag, text on how it is used, an example of its use, where possible, and the acknowledged attributes and arguments that modify that tag. The pages are being expanded to include charts to show the history of the tag and which browsers support it.
HTML Card by VisiBone	HTML and CSS quick reference card in a rich, lucid, dense 4 pages. Examples, tag list, style property list, special characters, browser compatibility color theme, bugs and clashes with details online, SSI, URLs, XHTML. Wall charts too.
Netscape's HTML Reference Guide	This very-well hidden guide is a reference for Netscape's implementation of HTML -- it's not intended to be a tutorial on basic HTML or a design guide. However, it does provide some basic information on structuring and writing HTML documents. It discusses the basics of HTML, then briefly discusses simple graphics, frames, forms, image maps, and dynamic documents before providing a complete, alphabetical reference to all the HTML tags recognized by Netscape Navigator, and all the attributes of each tag.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Author's Guide and HTML Reference	The Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Author's Guide and HTML Reference describes the construction of interactive documents based on the open HTML 3.2 standard. The guide describes the elements necessary to create the basic HTML document and also explains HTML lists, tables, frames, objects, ActiveX controls, and so on.
The WDVL Library: HTML	...and many more references to HTML resources.