Thursday, May 28, 2020

HTML tags (trees)


  1. Each page should contain: head + body
  2. head elements are not displayed; mainly used for title, references, meta-data, CSS-styles etc
  3. Body elements are displayed.
  4. Each page should have only one body
  5. Inside body we can have: divisions, header strings, links, images, buttons, paragraphs, sub-strings, super-strings, spans etc.
  • divisions: <div></div>: Inside divisions, you can organize header strings, buttons etc. A body can have multiple divisions
  • header strings: <h1-6> </h1-6>: h1 is the highest
  • links: <a href="https://www.gmail.com">GMAIL</a>: a means anchor here
  • images: <img src="https://page-containing-image" alt="some description"> [NOTE: images are similar to links: instead of href, we have src. But images dont have end tags </img>; hence, they are one of type called "void elements"
  • <figure>and <figcaption>=> can be used along with image to provide figure section
  • For ex: 
    • <figure>
    • <img src="local_file.jpg" alt="description">
    • <figurecaption>Caption for the image which will be displayed below the image</figurecaption>
    • </figure>
  • <em></em> => for italic
  • <strong></strong> => for bold
  • <ul><li>option1</li><li>option2</li></ul> => unordered list
  • <ol> with numbers by default
  • Comments inside html: <!-- comment here -->
  • NOTE: Comments inside CSS is same as C: /* CSS comment */
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