Web BuildingLesson 62Free preview
Web HTML
This lesson is part of W3.CSS · All levels
Summary
HTML is a markup language that composes the structure of a web page. An element consists of an opening tag, a content tag, and a closing tag, complete with attributes such as class, id, and href. The correct document structure starts with DOCTYPE, then <head> for meta, and <body> for visible content.
Key points
- Element = opening tag + content + closing tag that is appropriate
- Attribute provides additional information such as class, id, src, and href
- Basic structure: DOCTYPE, and the following: (<head>) (<html>) (<body>)
- Semantic elements: header, nav, play, section, article, footer
- The headings h1 to h6 are arranged in sequence without leaping
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