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What begins your HTML
document?
<html>
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What ends your HTML document?
</html>
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What contains information about the page such as the TITLE,
META tags for proper Search Engine indexing, STYLE tags, which determine the page layout, and JavaScript coding for special effects.
<head>
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The TITLE of your page. This will
be visible in the title bar of the viewers’ browser.
<title>
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What closes the HTML <title> tag.
</title>
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What closes the HTML <head> tag.
</head>
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Where do you begin writing your document
and placing your HTML codes.
How do you end it?
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What is the basic layout for a web site
- <html>
- <head>
- <title>Your Page Title</title>
- </head>
- <body>
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What is the root, or the foundation of your web page?
<html> and </html>
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What section on your web page is seen when vistors come?
<body> </body>
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Where does supplemental information go? And what is included in this section?
- <head>
- <title> </title> (the title of each pages goes in the head)
- </head>
- The title in this is all the way on the top part of the web browser. Usually the blue space on explorer.
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What are the headers of the page and what is the range? Explain?
- <h1></h1> is the most important header being the biggest font and <h6></h6> is the least important being the smallest font.
- <h5> and <h6> are usually so small on web pages that developers don't use them.
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What is the code for a paragraph?
<p> </p>
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What is a DOCTYPE?
It is a description on how the web browser should read and interpret html tags and codes. There are several types of doctypes. An example is HTML 4.01 Transitional.
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What you need to include in all web pages that I don't quite understand yet? There are two.
- <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//w3c//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
- <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
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What are the 6 most used tags
- 1. <h1> </h1> These are headers - h1-h6
- 2. <p> </p> These are paragraph tags
- These are the two list tags
- 3. <ul> </ul> un ordered list, ul. This creates a list of itmes with bullets. The inner section of this is <li> </li> which is the list item tag.
- 3. <ol> </ol> ordered list tags, ol. Creates list of items with numbers.
- 4. <div> </div> Division tag (or div tag) is a nuetral tag. It doesn't do anything to the tag store images that you shove inbetween, it wont effect text but allows you to demark a a portion (put a portion of the page into a container that you can do all kinds of things to it, animated, visable invisible) of your page so you can do things to it.
- 5. <a href=""> </a> aka the link tag, for hyper links. This is the most important tag on the internet, its what makes the internet work.
- 6. <img src=""> This is an image tag, allows you to insert an image.
Most of the other tags are outdated and not used.
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What are the three parts of the html tags?
- 1. Tag - html information
- 2. Attribute - controls link color, size and destination
- 3. Value - The color, size and link destiniation
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what is the code for italic?
<em> </em>
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<dl> </dl>
Definition list - This creates a structured, non bulleted list best suited for term and definition style formatting
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What is a block quote?
- <blockquote> </blockquote>
- This is a text indent command.
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