This document discusses elements of HTML including headings, images, links, and cascading style sheets (CSS). Headings are used to determine different levels of importance on a webpage and can range from h1 to h6. Images are added using the image element which links to the file path of the image. Links are used to connect different pages together or link an external CSS. CSS can define styles and be embedded directly or linked via an external file with the .css extension. Embedded styles will override those in an external CSS file.

1. Date: 9/05/2012
Elements of HTML
By Anastasia

2. Introduction
• To complete this assignment I created a
website about Canberra and this is my
presentation of how I developed my website.
• The presentation describes the use of
different html elements and the use of
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

3. Heading
• This HTML element is used to determine
headings on a webpage.
• There can be up to 6 heading levels define by
tags such as <h1>, <h2>, <h3> and so on..
• Main topics on the webpage should be under
<h1> subtopics under <h2>, <h3> and so on..

4. Images
• The image element can be used to add
images, to your webpage.
• The image element has an attribute of src with
a relative or absolute file path to the image
that you have selected.
• The image also supports width and height
attributes to the image. These should be set to
the actual size of the image.

5. Links
• This is used to connect to different pages.
• The link element can be used to link different
pages of the website.
• The link element can also be used to link an
external style sheet to a webpage.

6. Cascading Style Sheets
• This is used to define headings
fonts, images, positioning, background color.
• Style sheets can be embedded on the
webpage or be defined in an external style
sheet file, with an extension .css
• Embedded style sheets within the webpage
will over ride the formatting in an external
style sheet.

7. External CSS
• External CSS This is used to define the
formatting style for pages in websites.
• External CSS are held in a file with a .css
extension.
• Formatting instructions in an external CSS file
are linked by the link element within a given
webpage.
• Embedded style sheets will over ride external
style sheets