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The basic structure of HTML is the same as a well built report. The
title, subtitle, paragraphs, headers, and footers should be properly
identified:
<html>
This tag tells the web browser that the upcoming text is HTML code.
<head>
This tag tells the web browser certain specific things about the
upcoming document, but also tells it not to display those things
on-screen.
<title>Name of your document</title>
This tag tells the browser what name to display at the top of
the browser window.
<body>
This is where all that code that will display as the web page
itself is inserted.
<p>
This tells the browser that what is coming next is considered
a paragraph of normal text. It is always followed by the closing
</p> tag.
<h1>
This is the tag for the largest headline. It is always followed
by the closing </h1>
tag. There are also <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>
and <h6> tags (biggest to smallest).
</body>
This tells the browser that the page-to-be-displayed code
is finished.
</html>
This tells the browser that the HTML code is finished. |
