A tag is actually used to make a jump.
The role of a tag: page jump, anchor (page is a bookmark-like thing, in the URL to show #)
<a href= "http://www.baidu.com" traget = "_blank" > Hyper-connected text </a>
Traget = "_blank" This property means that after clicking on the new window opens the connection, if no change is meant to be opened directly on this page.
<a href= "#i3" traget = "_blank" > Hyper-connect text </a>. Note that the code after the # number here indicates the ID of the tag that jumps to a label, and the page is set an ID in the table so that a tag jumps directly to the label.
href=# Plus Tag number
IMG Tags
If clicking on the image requires a hyper-connected jump function, the implementation is as follows:
<a href= "http://www.baidu.com" >
</a>
Property:
Src
Title
Alt
Style
UL Label: A point is shown in front of the list content.
<ul>
<li> content 1</li>
<li> content 2</li>
<li> content 3</li>
<\ul>
The number of numbers displayed before the OL label list content
<ol>
<li> content 1</li>
<li> content 2</li>
<li> content 3</li>
<\ol>
DL Tags:
<dl>
<dt> Main Title </dt>
<dd> content 1</dd>
<dd> content 2</dd>
</dl>
Table tag: TR is line, TD is Column
<table board=1>. After adding board=1, the table automatically adds a border.
<tr>
<td> first Row first column </td>
<td> first row, second column </td>
</tr>
</table>
The table label also has a <thead></thead> representative column
<tbody></tbody> representing rows in a table
Merge cells:
<TD colspan = "2" ></td> represents a cell with 2 cells for the column being changed. The cell merge on the line,
<TD rowspan = "2" ></td> represents a row that occupies 2 cells. That is, the cell merge on the column.
HTML a tag img tag ul list, OL list, DL list label, table Table label, lable