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- 1. HTML The Language of the World Wide Web
- 2. HyperText Markup Language To make Web pages, you create files written in HyperText Markup Language (HTML) and place them on a Web server. Once on the server, any browser can retrieve your Web pages over the Internet. Web Server
- 3. What HTML Looks Like
- 4. Tags HTML uses tags that surround your text. Tags are words or characters in angle brackets: <title>, <h1>, <p> The tags tell the browser about the structure and meaning of your text. <title> = make this text the page title <h1> = make this text a heading <p> = make this text a paragraph
- 5. Tag Characteristics Tags come in pairs (at least MOST of them do) that come before and after the text they are directing. The first tag is the starter or opener. The second tag is the ender or closer. This tag includes a forward slash / Together these tags are called an element. Starts a paragraph Ends a paragraph Starts text emphasis Ends text emphasis
- 6. Tags and Page Structure The HTML document starts and ends with <html> </html> to tell the browser the language. The two main sections are the header and the body. The header includes information about the page The body is what your visitors see on the page. <head> </head> <body> </body>
- 7. Tags and Page Structure The header contains the title element, which appears in the browser frame. The body contains heading, paragraph, and image elements. <head> </head> <body> </body> <title> </title> <h1> </h1> <p> </p> <img src=/slideshow/htm-lslideshow/9720700/image.jpg>
- 8. Lets give HTML a try! (End First Show)