| HTML is the language that web pages are written in.
HTML commands are called Tags. |
| If you turn a tag on, you usually turn it off later.
Example: Use <b> to start bold and </b> to stop it. |
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REQUIRED TAGS
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DEFINITION
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| <html> |
Tells the browser that the file contains HTML code. |
| <head> |
The header of an HTML document; contains the document title. |
| <title>HTML Quick Demo</title> |
Describes the content to be used by search engines to index the page. |
| <body> |
The main body of an HTML document; contains the page content. |
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OPTIONAL TAGS
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DEFINITION
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| <h1>HTML Quick Reference</h1>
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Heading size 1. There are six heading levels: 1 through 6. 1 is the largest. |
| <p> |
Begin a new paragraph; more vertical space than a <br>. |
| <br> |
Places a line break (carriage return) into the document. No closing tag. |
| <b>text</b> |
Formats the text between the tags as bold type. |
| <i>text</i> |
Formats the text between the tags as italicized type. |
| <hr size = 3 width = 95%> |
Places a horizontal line (height size 3) in the document. No closing tag. |
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