HTML Notes (ii)

* The start tag is often referred to as the start tag (opening tag), and the end tag is often called a closed tag (closing tag).

HTML tags are not case sensitive:<p> is equivalent to <p>. It is recommended to use lowercase tags.

1, the HTML title (Heading) is defined by the tag. such as:<H1> This is a title </H1>

<P> to define the .      such as: <p> This is a paragraph. </p>

<A> . The address of the link in the   href attribute specify   <a href= " url " link text </a>    such as: <a href = "http://www.runoob.com "> This is a link </a>

4, HTML images are tagged to define .    such as: <img Src= "/images/logo.png " width= "258" height= "39" />

5 . HTML elements with no content are called empty elements. The empty element is closed in the Start tab. <br> is the empty element without closing the label (the<br> tag defines a newline).

6. HTML horizontal lines tags create horizontal lines in the HTML page.   The HR element can be used to delimit content. such as:<p> This is a paragraph. </P> <hr>

7. The HTML comment Comment is as follows: Example <!-- This is a comment --

8. HTML wrapping If you want to wrap (a new line) without creating a new paragraph, use the <br/> tag: <p> this <br> paragraph <BR> demonstrates the effect of the branch </P>

9. HTML text formatting tags

Define bold font:<b> Define emphasis characters:<em> define italic:<i> define small words:< ;small> definition of aggravating tone:<strong>

Define subscript:<sub> define superscript:<sup> define Insert Word:<ins> define Delete word: <del>

HTML "Computer Output" tab

Define computer code:<code> define keyboard code:<kbd> Define computer code sample:<samp> define variable:<var&        gt; Define pre-formatted text:<pre>

HTML citations, references, and label definitions

Definition abbreviation:<abbr> define address:<address> define Text direction:<bdo> define long references:& Lt;blockquote> defining short References:<q>

Define references, citation:<cite> define a definition project:<def>

10. HTML Link-target property opens the document in a new window: <a href="http://www.runoob.com/" Target="_blank"> Access rookie Tutorial! </a>

HTML Link-id attribute

To insert an ID in an HTML document:

<a id= "Tips" > Useful tips section </a>

Create a link to the Useful Tips section (id= tips) in an HTML document:

<a href= "#tips" > Access useful tips section </a>

Alternatively, create a link from another page to the "Helpful Tips section (id=" Tips ")":

<a href= "Http://www.runoob.com/html/html-links.html#tips" > Access Useful tips Section </a>

HTML Notes (ii)