Unit III Chapter Pages All HTML tags should be specified within angle brackets (< >) . For example, <HTML> is a tag. HTML is not case sensitive that means you can write an HTML tag in lower case or in upper case (Small letter or Capital letter). Browser treats both of them in the same manner.
For example, you can write <HTML> as <html>; both are same. . . HTML Document Structure An HTML document contains the text of the page itself and HTML tags, which defined the structure and appearance of the document.
It also contains hyperlinks to other pages or to include multimedia elements such as audio, video, animations etc. Entire HTML document is bounded within a pair of <html> and </html> tags. <html> <head> <title> My First Web Page </title> </head> <body> This is my First Web Page </body> </html> All HTML documents should follow this general format HTML tags are generally have an opening and closing tag surrounding the text they affect. Opening tag turn-on a feature such as heading, bold, center etc., and closing tag turn-off its features.
Opening and closing tags are the same name, but closing tag name preceded by a slash ( / ). For example, <html> is an opening tag, </html> is a closing tab. Every web document has two sections viz. Heading Section and Body Section.
The heading section is used to show the title of a webpage in title bar or tab heading in browser. The head section should begins with <head> tag and end with </head> tag. The tag <title> is used to specify the title of the webpage. The body section is used to display the main content on the browser window.
The body section should defined within <body> and </body> tags. Whatever the text you specify between these tags will display on the browser window. (Refer Figure . ) Chapter Pages Head Section Body Section Figure .
– Internet Explorer with my first web page . . . Structural Tags of HTML: <html>, <head>, <title> and