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<head>...</head> |
The head tags contain special information which describes document features. |
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Example |
<head><title>My Home Page</title></head> |
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<hr> |
The horizontal rule tags draws a line which conforms to the width of the page. |
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Example |
<hr> |
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<html>...</html> |
The <html> tags define the extent of the page. Everything between these markers is understood by the browser to be part of the Web page. |
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Example |
<html> ...the rest of the page </html> |
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<i>...</i> |
The italics tags define the text displayed in italics. |
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Example |
<i>(your name here)</i> |
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<img src= ... > |
The image tags directs the browser to display an image. The src extension specifies its location. Other extensions can be employed to prescribe display size, alignment. |
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Example |
<img src="logo.gif" border=0 height=220 width=220 align="top"> |
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<lh>...</lh> |
These tags define the text used as a header for a list. |
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Example |
<lh>Top Ten Reasons I Should Learn Some HTML</lh> |