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Below is a list of tags and there use: The following ones I'll mainly deal with to start off with are <head>, <title>, <body>, <p>, <h1>

<head>and </head> tags

These are used for enclosing page information in. See an example.  Such information as keywords, web site name and a description. These are not visible in the browser.

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You may have noticed the 'meta' tag, This is explained on another page.

<title> -This displays The web site name in the title bar of the web browser.

You must remember to close the title tag after you have finished typing your title

You can do this: <title>Website Name</title>, The slash in the second tag indicates that this is the end of the tag

<body> tag

This Tag is used for what will be displayed in the Web browser, See the bold info below:

                        <html>

                        <head>

                        <title>1 cool page</title>

                        </head>

                        <body>

                        <p>Welcome to my Website</p>

                        <p>Please take a look around</p>

                        </body>

This would display:

Welcome to my website

Please Take a look around

<p> tag

This tag is used for paragraphs, hence the “p”If you want to start a new paragraph you would use this tag and as always use a closing tag. As you can see in the above example I have used <p> tags. AND you can see that each time I have used <p> a new line is created.

<h1, h2, h3> tags

These are separate tags used for headings, excellent for presentation and making something stand out. Looking at the following example can you guess which line I used one of these tags on:

HI, hows it going?

I wonder??

Which line is it??

Yeap! You guessed it, The first line. SO all you have to do is use <h1>, <h2>, <h3>... and so on instead of <p> to make headings.

 

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