Over the first three days, you learned about the world wide
web, how to organize and plan your websites, any why you need to use HTML to
create a web page. Yesterday, you even created your first very simple webpage.
IN THIS LESSON
Today, you’ll learnt about each of the basic HTML tags in
more depth, and begin writing web, pages with headings, paragraphs, and several
different types of lists. Today we’ll focus on the following topics and HTML
tags:
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Tags for overall page structure:
<html>,<head>, and <body>
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Tags for titles, headings, and paragraphs:
<title>, <h1>through <h6>, and <p>
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Tags for comments: <!--…….>
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Tags for lists:
<0l>,<ui>,<Li>,<dt>,and <dd>
STRUSTURING YOUR HTML
HTML defines three tags that are used to describe the page’s
overall structure and provide some simple header information. These three
tags-<html>, <head>, and <body>-identify your page to
browsers or HRML tools. They also provide simple information about the page
(such as its title or its author) before loading the entire thing. The page
structure tools that interpret or filter HTML files.
In the strict HTML definition, these tags are optional. If
your page does not contain them, browsers usually can read the page anyway.
These tags, however, are required elements in XHTML 1.0. the most recent
browsers already take advantage of XHTML. You should get into the habit of
including the page structure tags now.
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