Creating your 1st html page
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The document explains the basic HTML structure and tags needed for a simple HTML page. The <html> tag encloses all content and indicates HTML is being used. The <head> contains general page information like the title and author and no visible content. The <body> contains all visible page content like text, images, and links. Tags must be properly nested with opening and closing tags in the correct order.
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Creating your 1st html page
- 1. Creating Your First HTML Page : The HTML Structure
- 2. <html> - The <html> tag is the first tag used in every HTML page. It indicates that the content of the file are in HTML. All the necessary HTML commands are included with in <html> tags.
- 3. <head> - The <head> or the header tag usually serves as a placeholder for general information about your HTML page. The page title and author are most often placed with in the <head> and </head> tags. You must never put any text of your page in the header.
- 4. <body> - The contents of your HTML page are enclosed with in your <body> and </body> tags. This include text, graphics, links, and so on.
- 5. In its simplest form, your HTML Structure looks like this: <html> <head> Header <title> HTML Structure </title> </head> <body> All contents of your HTML page are placed here. </body> </html>
- 6. WELL-FORMED TAGS this is the correct placement of tags within tags: <tag1><tag2></tag2></tag1> this is the wrong placement of tags within tags <tag1><tag2></tag1></tag2>