Overview of HTML

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) Chinese means: Hypertext Markup Language.

1. "Hypertext" refers to the. html page can contain not only text, but also pictures, links, even music, programs and other non-text elements.
2. Markup language is a type of text encoding that combines text-related information with tags.

Text written in HTML, with an. html or. htm extension, to describe the Web page, *.html file = Web page.

HTML Tags :

1. The key words enclosed in angle brackets, usually paired, are called start tags-end tags or open tags-closed labels, which are generally paired with labels that appear in the middle of two tags.
2. There are also individually presented tags such as: ,<br/> or <br>.
3. Neither the label nor its properties are displayed, and the element content between the tabs is used for display.

HTML element : refers to all the code from the start tag (start tag) to the end tag (end tag), which is the cornerstone of the resulting HTML page.

HTML properties:

1. HTML tags can have properties. The properties provide more information about the HTML element.
2. The Key= property always appears in the form of a "value" pair.
3. Properties are always specified in the start tag.

Overview of HTML