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HTML computing
- 2. Starter 1. What does HTML stand for?
- 3. HTML HyperText Markup Language Basically – the building blocks for websites
- 4. So how does it work? HTML uses tags. The tags are commands, which tell the computer where text and images should go on a page and what it should look like.
- 5. What do HTML tags look like? HTML tags are written using angle brackets like this to start a command <body> and with a forward slash inside the bracket to end it </body>
- 6. What do the tags do? Web pages are broken down into 3 main parts 1. The Head 2. The Body 3. The Footer Each of these parts has its own tag: <head> </head> <body> </body> <footer> </footer> These tags can be used to tell the computer where on the page to display the content
- 7. So how do I make a page? To create your own page on a website or blog you would need to write some HTML code as well as the page you want to publish. You might write something that looks like this: Tells the computer it’s a web page The title The main part of the page
- 8. What does it look like? This is what a blog post on our blog looks like in HTML on the left, and when it is published on the right. Title bar Body
- 9. Task Using the worksheet provided on MS Teams we would like you to highlight the HTML Code tags.
- 10. How to complete your task: Through Assignments on the general channel: Click on today’s Computing task and open the document. This is the highlight function. It will allow you to highlight the HTML code which you can find.
- 11. Remember to hand in. Once you have completed highlighting the HTML code remember to hand in your document so I can see what you have been doing and leave some feedback.