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   The Naked Truth
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 Hypertext Skills Group 
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The Naked Truth

 
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The Naked Website is not what it appears to be. It claims to show the hypertext markup notation on the left hand side that makes the text on the right hand side appear as it does. In fact, the source files for the site pages have a lot of additional hypertext markup notation that is not displayed in the browser window. 

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Some of the extra markup notation is used to put all of the text that is seen on the browser screen into tabular form. In html jargon this is called "tables". On most of the pages of The Naked Website the table borders are hidden, but on this page they are made visible, thus exposing a little more of The Naked Website. 

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To make the trickery involved in The Naked Website even more obvious, the Welcome page is displayed in the following links in three different ways. First as "source" i.e. how the page would appear in a text editor, such as the one used to create it. Second, as that source would appear when displayed on a hypertext browser, such as the one you are using to view this site. Third, the real welcome page, with all the extra markup notation added... (Use the Back button on your browser to come back to this page after looking at them.) 

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The Welcome Page Source File 

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The Source File Displayed 

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The Real Welcome Page 

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Contents 

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