Wednesday, November 01, 2006
HTML documents are plain text files created using any text editor.
HTML TagsHTML tags are used to mark elements (images, text, links, etc) of a file
- most HTML tags are container tags - they consist of two tags, a beginning and an end tag
- beginning tags contain a left bracket <, tag name, and a right bracket >
- end tags contain a left bracket <, a slash /, tag name, and a right bracket >
- the beginning and end tags are wrapped around a range of text
- some tags contain attributes (instructions added within a tag to modify its appearance)
- tags are not case sensitive
HTML Structural TagsAll web pages require a set of structural tags that help the browser sort out the parts of the document
These tags do not affect how the content looks
html = container tags that tell the browser the page is html-coded
head = contains descriptive information about the document
body = contains the actual content that displays in the browser
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