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Tags:
Tags: When using html the two main symbols used are the greater than and lesser than brackets: < & >. These brackets are used to make html tags by placing letters and other
symbols between the two brackets.
When you put a tag into the html source you are telling the computer to do something to the information that follows the tag. To stop the tag from working, you have to enter a closing tag that tells the computer to stop. A closing tag consists of the same tag you started out with a slash added to the
command.
For Example: If I were to type 'I really like cheeseburgers', and I wanted the word 'really' to be bold, I would insert the bold tag before the word and the bold closing tag after the word.
So...
I <b>really</b> like cheeseburgers.
...would look like:
I really like cheeseburgers.
Basic HTML Tags:
html: When starting an html source, start with the html tag (shown below) to tell the computer that the following will be written in hyper text markup language.
<html>
Also, at the end of the source, use the closing tag (shown below) to tell the computer to stop reading in html.
</html>
Head: The head is like the head of a paper where you would put the title, date and maybe who wrote the source.
Head tags: <head> </head>
Body: The body section of the source is shown by the body tag (shown below) and tells the computer that this part of the source is where the information for the mainpart of the page is located.
<body>
Don't forget to follow with a closing tag (shown below).
</body>
Title: The title is the part of the html source where you put the document name.
Title tags: <title> </title>
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