Wednesday, 29 June 2022

The HTML

The Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)

General Information:

-> HTML is a formatting language that's used for static web page design.

-> It's not a programming language.

-> There are mainly three types of World Wide Web (WWW) documents or pages.

-> Static web pages, Dynamic web pages and Active web pages.

-> JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) and Hypertext Pre-processor (PHP) also known as Personal Home Page, uses for designing the Dynamic / Active web pages.

-> XML: Extensible Markup Language: It has the same functionality as like HTML, but XML provides flexibility to the developer. It is used to transport data from one application or script to another.   

HTML Tags: 

-> The html tags are categorized into a container tag or an empty tag.  

Container Tags:

Tags comes in pair with an opening tag and closing tag, called container tags.

-> Opening tags indicating the start of the formatting. e.g. <b> = Opening tag for bold the text. 
-> Closing tags indicating the end of the formatting. e.g. </b> = Closing tag for bold the text.

Empty Tags:

In contrast, an empty tag has only an opening tag.
e.g. <br> = Break tag: It is used to break the line or new-line.

Structure of HTML: 

Note: HTML is not case-sensitive. Its tag may be written in upper case or lower case. 

<html> 

        <comment> This section used to identify the page as a web page </comment>

                <head>

                                    <title>
                                    
                                        The optional Section will appear in the title bar of the web browser.

                                     </title>

                </head>

                <body>

                    The actual content of the document.

                </body>

</html>

Open a text editor / notepad -> Write the above tags to your opened text editor -> Save the text editor using (ctrl+s) as filename.html in any folder of your computer -> Go to the folder -> "double click" on "flilename.html".



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