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HTML (Chapter 2) Contd..

  HTML (Chapter 2) Contd.. Learning New each day! Moving ahead every day! Over the years, several versions of HTML have been released but undoubtedly, the basics of HTML remain the same. The basic structure and the sequence of tags remain the same. Any HTML document starts and ends with opening <HTML> and closing </HTML> tags. You may write thousands or millions of sentences or attributes in your HTML document, But this remains the same- <HTML>……</HTML> And the whole document comes in between. Now, just after the opening <HTML> tag comes the opening and closing <head> tags which contain all the non-visual elements of the Html document. It looks like this- <HTML> <head>…..</head> </HTML> And now, the head tag is followed by the opening and closing <body> tags. The body tags contain all the visual-structural elements of the html document such as the paragraphs, headings, quotes, lists, images, links , and many more. ...

HTML (Chapter 2) Contd..

 HTML (Chapter 2) Contd..


Learning New each day! Moving ahead every day!


Over the years, several versions of HTML have been released but undoubtedly, the basics of HTML remain the same. The basic structure and the sequence of tags remain the same.

Any HTML document starts and ends with opening <HTML> and closing </HTML> tags.

You may write thousands or millions of sentences or attributes in your HTML document,

But this remains the same-

<HTML>……</HTML>

And the whole document comes in between.

Now, just after the opening <HTML> tag comes the opening and closing <head> tags which contain all the non-visual elements of the Html document.

It looks like this-

<HTML>

<head>…..</head>

</HTML>

And now, the head tag is followed by the opening and closing <body> tags.

The body tags contain all the visual-structural elements of the html document such as the paragraphs, headings, quotes, lists, images, links, and many more.

Now the structure looks like this-

<html>

        <head>…..</head>

        <body>….</body>

</html>

The body tag contains the main content of the HTML document.

We use the <p> or the paragraph tags inside the body tags itself.

Now, let us take our first example for the HTML document:


After writing the HTML document, we will be saving it using the extension ‘.html’


I have saved my document as “mydocument.html”. You may give it any name of your choice, just remember to add the extension ‘.html’.






Now, you may Search your document in the search box or from the main menu of the notepad. Now, we will open the document by clicking the ‘Enter’ button or the cursor.

Now, we will be directed to the browser page where we have saved our Html document. Like here, my default web browser is ‘Firefox’. So, my file will open on the Firefox web page itself.

And hence, you may see the output in the figure below:



Well here as you can see, the page has the title “My First Document” on the top left corner of the web page.

And whatever the sentence we had written inside the body tag, is displayed right on the screen of the web page! It is written- “This is the first paragraph”.

Hope there are no issues till here. It is super easy! Just stay tuned.


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