HTML Tutorials
HTML - Hyper Text Markup Language
Tag Format
<Tag>Content</Tag>
HTML - It indicates that the content of this file is in HTML Language.
<html>...</html>
Head - contains information about the document. This tag specifies that the line within the beginning and ending points of the tags are the prologue to the rest of the file. Allowed tags are title, meta, link.
Title - This tag indicates what your web page is about
<head>
<title>Leger Solutions Tutorials</title>
<meta>....</meta>
</head>
Body - containing the details of the page. Except meta, link, title all tags we should write inside this tag.
<body>...</body>
Headings - This tag is used to apply the heading in your web page. Six level of heading are available. Main purpose of this tag is User Friendly to Search Engines. We can customize the style of this tag using CSS Styles.
<h1>...</h1> <h2>...</h2> <h3>...</h3> <h4>...</h4> <h5>...</h5> <h6>...</h6>
Paragraph - This tag is used to start a new line and add some extra space between the line ended and the next one.
<p>...</p>
Lists - Five Kinds
1) Number of ordered list. (Labeled with numbers).
2) Bulleted or unordered list. (Labeled with bullets or symbols)
3) Glossary list - a definition for an item.
4) Menu list - list for short paragraph.
5) Directory list - list for short items.
Ordered List
<ol>
<li>...</li>
<li>...</li>
</ol> |
Unordered List
The elements appear in any order. The items are bulleted or marked with some other symbols.
<ul>
<li>...</li>
<li>...</li>
</ul> |
Glossary List
This list has two parts.
1) A definition term (<DT>)
2) The term's description(<DD>)
Creating Links
To create a links, it needs
1. The name of the file (URL) you want to link to
2. Hot Spot - text that will be highlighted in the browser so that the user can select the text to follow the link.
Text Formatting
<em> - This tag indicates that the characters are to be emphasized (italic) in some way
<b> - This tag indicates that the characters are to be more strongly emphasized (Bold).
<Code> - This tag indicates a code a sample (a fixed width font such as Courier)
<i> - italic
<u> - Underline
<s> - Strike through
<Big> - Bigger than surrounding text.
<Small> - smaller than surrounding text.
<Sub> -subscript.
<Sup> - superscript.
<Pre< - Preformatted text, all spaces, tabs and carriage return are retained. Text is also printed in monospaced font.
<br> - a line break
<HR> - A Horizontal rule line at the given position in the text.
<Address> - This tag is used for signature like entities on web page.
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