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HTML is used to make web pages.  Each part of a website has its own code, made up of HTML or CSS.  HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, and CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets.  Here is a quick HTML guide.

To get your text bold, use this code:

The 'b' stands for bold, and the brackets (< and >) open and close the code.  When you use the opening bracket, (<) it starts a code.  When you close it, (>) it closes the code.  Whatever text you put in 'TEXT HERE' will come out bold. 

To get your text italic , use this code:

As you probably guessed, the 'i' stands for italic, and the text you put in 'TEXT HERE' will show up in italics.

 To underline your text, use this code:

Again, the 'u' stands for underline.

To add an image, use this code:

The 'img' stands for image, and the 'src' stands for source. Your image source is the URL of your image. Add the URL of any image where it says 'IMAGE URL HERE', and that image will show up wherever you insert the code. When you are adding the URL, don't take out the quotation marks. Those need to be in the code for the image to show up.

To use an image to make a tiled background, use this code:

'body background' means background. Whatever image URL you insert where it says, 'IMAGE URL HERE' will show up as a tiled image background, using the image you inserted.

 To link to somthing, use this code:

Put the site's URL that you want to link to where it says 'URL HERE', and the text you want to show up as the link where it says 'TEXT HERE'.

If you want an image to show up as a link, use the same code as above, but put the image code where it says 'TEXT HERE'. It should look like this:

That was just a quick HTML guide with a few codes.  There is much more cool stuff to do with HTML.  To find more guides and codes, you can go to any of these sites:
Lisa Explains
Nuthin but Net
HTML Guide