Introduction to HTML

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Tags

Identify file contents as HTML

Identify file contents as HTML (cont'd)

Head and body

Head

Head (cont'd)

Head (cont'd)

Head (cont'd)

Body

Paragraphs

Paragraphs (cont'd)

Emphasis

Emphasis (cont'd)

Emphasis (cont'd)

Headings

Lists

Lists (cont'd)

Lists (cont'd)

Lists (cont'd)

Address

Line break

Horizontal rule

Links

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Links (cont'd)

Images

Images (cont'd)

Images (cont'd)

Images (cont'd)

Images (cont'd)

Links to images

Links to images (cont'd)

Links to images (cont'd)

Links to other media

Embedded objects

Tables

Frames

Summary of elements

Checking syntax

Learning more about HTML

Style guides for creating Web pages

Separation of form and content

HTML reflects (or should reflect) meaning, not appearance. This facilitates

access by people with disabilities (visual, physical, ...)
internationalization
automatic processing (e.g., indexing and segmentation)
changing appearance (e.g., change colour of all subheadings)

In any case, the exact appearance will differ from browser to browser and from screen to screen.

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(valid except for embed element)

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