You’re offline. This is a read only version of the page.
Thank you for your feedback
HTML documents are made up of elements called tags, which define the presentation of the web page. Most tags in an HTML document must be followed somewhere in the file with a closing tag. For example:
This is an opening tag: <blockquote>Note that the difference between these two tags is only the presence of a forward slash after the opening bracket of the tag. The forward slash is what makes this a closing tag.
Nearly every HTML page is written in this basic format:
Every HTML document must include the opening <html> tag at the top of the file, and the closing </html> tag at the very end of the file.
Beneath the opening html tag you'll find the <head> section. Here you will place your web page keywords, description, and page title. Some of the tags associated with the head section are:
The body of the page your page content, including text, images, and links appears after the closing head tag. With the opening <body> tag, you can also set a background image or color for your page, as well as the color of your text and HTML links. For example:
The best way to learn HTML is to use it. For help learning and practicing HTML, please check out some recommended third-party HTML resources.