Review of html-based content
The difference between HTML (HyperText Markup Language), HyperText descriptive Language, and the most familiar txt text is that txt documents can only use Notepad tools to describe text simply by text, HTML describes a series of materials including text, images, tables, documents, and so on through browser interpretation. The content is extensive and powerful, so it is called hypertext markup language! HTML is a markup language. Since it is a language, it has its own unique language specification. Here is a brief review. All Hypertext files have the same feature. The three elements are as follows: as shown in <HTML> <HEAD> header </HEAD> <BODY> BODY </BODY> </HTML>, three colors represent three elements, the <HTML> </HTML> part defines the overall webpage attributes. It is also a fixed format and a standard to be followed; the most obvious role of the "tags" header is to define the content of a webpage. You can also define the following labels: <title> </title> content with only one custom web page title <base> </base> the base website with only one custom web page is usually used to set browser browsing information. the absolute path of <LINK> </LINK> can have multiple external LINK data loaded <meta> </meta>. Multiple links can have basic content descriptions for webpages, contains two attributes (name and http-epuiv): the key words of a webpage Description, Author, and Copright. http-epuiv attributes can include content-type and refresh) expires (TERM) requires the GMT time format, the page enters the special effect (page-enter, 23 types), and so on; the subject mark is used to describe the subject part of the webpage. <BODY> </BODY> Text color bgcolor background color background image link color alink click connection color vlink overwrite link color topmargin although the parameters of the subject are well set, however, due to the diversity and scalability limitations, the actual development process generally uses CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) to control the Style of the subject.