What is HTML?
Before we proceed, it's essential to understand the concept of HTML and its functionality.
For instance, take a look at the web page displayed below, accessible through the following link.
The HTML structure of the page is as follows:
index.html
Let's delve into some explanations. Each HTML tag is enclosed within angle brackets, with a left bracket < and a right bracket >. Most HTML tags are designed in pairs, comprising both opening and closing tags. Closing tags are preceded by a forward slash /.
In the schema provided above, we have utilized the following tags:
<html>- defines an html document (compulsory tag for each document);<title>- defines a page title (displayed in the tab bar);<body>- defines the document's body;<h2>- defines the second level of the heading (there are 6 levels available:<h1>-<h6>);<p>- defines a paragraph.
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Before we proceed, it's essential to understand the concept of HTML and its functionality.
For instance, take a look at the web page displayed below, accessible through the following link.
The HTML structure of the page is as follows:
index.html
Let's delve into some explanations. Each HTML tag is enclosed within angle brackets, with a left bracket < and a right bracket >. Most HTML tags are designed in pairs, comprising both opening and closing tags. Closing tags are preceded by a forward slash /.
In the schema provided above, we have utilized the following tags:
<html>- defines an html document (compulsory tag for each document);<title>- defines a page title (displayed in the tab bar);<body>- defines the document's body;<h2>- defines the second level of the heading (there are 6 levels available:<h1>-<h6>);<p>- defines a paragraph.
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