The semantics of the htm label and the semantics of the htm label

The semantics of the htm label and the semantics of the htm label

Tag Name	English	Tag Semantics
Div	Division	Split
Span	Span	Range
Ol	Ordered list	Sort list
Ul	Unordered list	Unordered list
Li	List item	LIST ITEMS
Dl	Definition list	Definition list
Dt	Definition term	Definition belongs
Dd	Definition description	Definition description
Del	Deleted	Delete
Ins	Inserted	Insert
H1 ~ H6	Header 1 to header 6	Title 1 to Title 6
P	Paragraph	Section
Hr	Horizontal rule	Level
A	Anchor	Anchor
Abbr	Abbreviation	Acronyms
Acronym	Acronym	Abbreviation of the first letter
Address	Address	Address
Var	Variable	Variable
Pre	Pre3formatted	Predefined format
Blockquote	Block quotation	Block application language
Strong	Strong	Increase
Em	Emphasized	Increase
B	Bold	Bold
I	Italic	Italics
Big	Big	Increase
Small	Small	Small
Sup	Superscripted	Superscript
Sub	Subscripted	Small logo
Br	Break	Line feed
Center	Center	Center
Font	Font	Font
U	Underlined	Underline
S	Strikethrough	Strikethrough
Fieldset	Fieldset	Domain set
Legend	Legend	Icon
Caption	Caption	Title

Detailed examples of the usage of base labels in htm

<Base> mainly controls how the URL of the current page is opened, including hyperlinks and submit pages.
If <base target = "_ blank"> and the target attribute is not set for the hyperlink on this page, all the hyperlinks on this page will be opened in a new window.
Similarly, when you click the submit button to submit a form, the target page for submission will also be opened in a new window.
<Base target = "_ self">.

I think this is the most useful thing in the mode dialog box. When you submit in the mode dialog box, a new page will be opened. To avoid this situation, add a <base target = "_ self"/>
 
What is the type of the htm tag?

HTML is a common network language, a simple and common fully-configured markup language. It allows web producers to create complex pages that combine text and images. These pages can be viewed by anyone else on the internet, regardless of the type of computer or browser they use. Amazing? It's not amazing at all, because now you see pages written in this language. Haha.
You may have heard of many software that can edit web pages. In fact, you do not need to use any special software to create HTML pages; all you need is a text processor (such as McrosoftWord \ notepad \ WordPad) and HTML work knowledge. In fact, you will soon find that the basic HTML language is easy to die.

HTML is just a series of tags combined into a text file. They are very band-oriented and tell the musicians where they need to pause and where they need to be excited.
HTML tags are generally full names of English words (such as block references: blockquote) or abbreviations (such as "p" stands for Paragragh), but they are different from general texts, because they are placed in the name of a single book. Therefore, the Paragragh label is <p> and the block reference label is <blockquote>. Some labels describe how the page is formatted (for example, <p> Start a new paragraph), others describe how these words are displayed (<B> make the text rough) there are other tags that do not display on the page-for example, the title.
For tags, remember that they appear in pairs. Every time you use a tag, such as <blockquote>, you must close it with another tag </blockquote>. Note the slash before "blockquote", that is, the difference between closing the tag and opening the tag.
The basic HTML page starts with a
The title word is clipped between the So let's create a simple example, which is very easy. ". (Whatever name you give, but remember to use English)
Then you can open it in a browser, and you will see the simplest page made by yourself.