Abbreviation for HTML (Hyper textmark-up Language Hypertext Markup Language), tag: a specific symbol used to describe the content of a Web page. HTML is not a programming language, but a descriptive markup language that describes how content is displayed in a Web page, such as the color, size, and size of the control, which can be implemented with HTML tags.
How HTML documents are created:
- Writing the realm of the hand
- Graphical HTML development software (e.g., Dreamweaver)
- Generated by a Dynamic Web page program on the Web server.
HTML elements and tags
The structure and format of a Web page document is defined by an HTML element, which is a contained range defined by a single or a pair of tags. The basic syntax is < tags > content </tags >
there are four forms of HTML elements:
The elements of HTML are as follows:
Elements |
Function |
A |
Indicate the start or destination of the hyperlink |
Acronym |
Identify abbreviations |
Address |
Specific information, such as address, signature, author, originator of this document |
Applet |
Place executable content on the page |
Area |
Defines the shape, coordinates, and associated URL of a hyperlink region in a client-side image map |
B |
Specifies that text should be rendered in bold |
Base |
Specifies that a display URL is used to resolve links and references to external sources, like and style sheets |
Basefont |
Set the underlying font value as the default font when rendering text |
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Common tags for HTML
Label |
Function |
|
Title Word (max) |
|
Title Word (min) |
<b>...</b> |
Bold characters |
<strong>...</strong> |
Bold words (emphasis) |
<i>...</i> |
Italic Word |
<em>...</em> |
Italic Word (accent) |
<dfn>...</dfn> |
Italic word (for definition) |
<u>...</u> |
Bottom line |
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