Basic HTML Page
Below is the code for a Basic HTML Page:
< html>
< head>
< title>Title of page< /title>
A more advanced web page, would put the
Meta Tags, Call their CSS Style Sheet, and PHP includes, and put any Javascripts, etc here in the head section.
< /head>
< body>
Your page content goes here in the body section
< /body>
< /html>
The Basic HTML Page has
< html> < /html> Beginning and Ending html codes
< head> < /head> Beginning and Ending head codes
< title> < /title> Beginning and Ending title codes
< body> < /body> Beginning and Ending body codes
< html> Start html
< head> Start head
< title> Start title
< /title> End title
< /head> End head
< body> Start body
< /body> End body
< /html> End html
Most html codes need an ending code to tell the browser where to stop the code started.
An ending code is the same as the start code, but has a / in front of it.
For example, you want the next word to be Bold. If you didn't put an ending code, the browser wouldn't know that you wanted only that word bold,
so you put <b>Bold</b>. The / tells the browser that code has ended.
Back to the Basic HTML Page, Below is the Code:
No comments:
Post a Comment
Leave A Comment