- What is HTML?
- HTML is short for Hypertext Markup Language. It is a standardized system for tagging text files to achieve font, color, graphic, and hyperlink effect on World Wide Web pages.
- What are the sections of an HTML document?
- An HTML document us divided into three sections:
~Declarations- At the very top of the document, you should include at least a "doctype" declaration. This bit of code has to be exactly right for the browser to interpret the page correctly. The browser needs to know whether the codes it's interpreting is HTML5 or an older version of HTML.
~Head- Like the head on a body, to some extent it controls what the body does. Most information you out into your head is invisible to the user. This section of code is at the top of your page between the head pages (<head></head>)
~Body- Most of the information you place in the body is information you want the user to see or code that directly controls how and where this information shows up. This section of code is below the head and between the body tags (<body></body>)
- What is found in the HTML head content?
- Your web page head controls what the user sees at the top of the browser and the tab. You have to include title tags (<title></titles); whats between them will appear as text on the tav and at the top of the browser. You could also include a link to a small image called a favicon.
->Links to external style sheets )separate files that control how pages look
--> Style information (if you choose to control styles within the file rather than from a separate file)
--->Metadate~ information about the HTML document such as the author, language of the content, character encoding, keywords that help a search engine find your page {in meta tags (<meta></meta>) }
---->Links to other external script files, such as separate files with JavaScript
-----> Tags that indicate which scripts are used in the body
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