<html> </html> = Sets the boundaries of the website in the text document.
<head> </head> = holds the metadata of your webpage such as the title or fonts. The opener and closers are placed in between the HTML opener tag and the Body tag opener.
<title> </title> = name the tab of your webpage. Place this inside the head tags.
<body> </body> = In here you can write the main section of your webpage.
<h1> </h1> = Sets the text inside as a header. The number can be replaced with 2, 3, 4, 5, and so on to give smaller subheadings.
<p> </p> = This we set the text inside as a paragraph.
<img src = "kitten.jpeg"/> = Use the image kitten.jpeg
<strong> </strong> = Makes the text in between these tags bold.
<em> </em> = Makes the text in between these tags italic.
<u> </u> = Makes the text inbetween these tags underlined.
HTML Tags - Continued
<strong> </strong> = Makes the text in between these tags bold.
<em> </em> = Makes the text in between these tags italic.
<u> </u> = Makes the text inbetween these tags underlined.
<html> </html> = Sets the boundaries of the website in the text document. <head> </head> = holds the metadata of your webpage such as the title or fonts. The opener and closers are placed in between the HTML opener tag and the Body tag opener. <title> </title> = name the tab of your webpage. Place this inside the head tags. <body> </body> = In here you can write the main section of your webpage. <h1> </h1> = Sets the text inside as a header. The number can be replaced with 2, 3, 4, 5, and so on to give smaller subheadings. <p> </p> = This we set the text inside as a paragraph. <img src = "kitten.jpeg"/> = Use the image kitten.jpeg <strong> </strong> = Makes the text in between these tags bold. <em> </em> = Makes the text in between these tags italic. <u> </u> = Makes the text inbetween these tags underlined.
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