Introduction to HTML and Its Elements

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Hypertext Markup Language

Standard language for creating and designing web pages and web applications.

<p>Standard language for creating and designing web pages and web applications.</p>
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HTML

It is the backbone of all websites.

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Markup Language

It is NOT a PL, it is a Markup Language.

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HTML Elements and Tags

Markup language is a set of tags enclosed in angle brackets.

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HTML Tags

Are presentational and come in pairs: opening and closing tags.

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<HTML>

Defines the root of an HTML document.

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<HEAD>

Defines the header section of an HTML document.

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<TITLE>

Title of the page that appears in the title bar.

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Contains the content of the web page that will be displayed.

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SEO

Search engine optimization makes website more discoverable.

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Cross-Browser Compatibility

Ensures consistent content display across different browsers.

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Container Tags

Contains opening and closing tags.

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Empty Tags

Contains start tag only.

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To create a new line or line break.

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Create a horizontal line.

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is the largest heading element.

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is the smallest heading element.

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Paragraphs are defined with the

tag.

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Defines font properties such as color, size, and face.

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Defines bold text.

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Defines emphasized text.

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Defines italic text.

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Defines strong text.

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Defines subscripted text.

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Defines superscript text.

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Hyperlink Tag

A reference (an address) to a resource on the web.

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Used to define hyperlinks and anchors.

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Defines a table in HTML.

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Represents a row in a table.

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Defines a standard data cell in a table row.

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Specifies a header cell in a table.

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Displays an image on a page.

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src

Specifies the source for each column within a .

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alt

Defines the alternate text for an image.

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Groups the main body.

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height

Defines the height of the content in a table.

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Groups footer content in a table.

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border

Defines the border of the table.

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cellspacing

An attribute that sets the space between table cells.

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cellpadding

An attribute that defines the space between cell content and its borders.

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colspan

An attribute that allows a cell to span across multiple columns.

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rowspan

An attribute that allows a cell to span across multiple rows.

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border

An attribute that sets the width of the table border.

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Unordered list

    - Bullet list.

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Disc

This is a disc.

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Circle

This is a circle.

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Square

This is a square.

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Ordered list

    - Numbered list.

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TYPE = "1"

Arabic numbers.

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TYPE = "a"

Lowercase alphanumeric.

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TYPE = "A"

Uppercase alphanumeric.

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TYPE = "i"

Lowercase Roman numbers.

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TYPE = "I"

Uppercase Roman numbers.

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Definition list

Used to create a definition list.

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Defines a definition list.

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Defines a term (an item) in a definition list.

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Defines a description of a term in a definition list.

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  • An empty tag that is used for representing the list items.

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    An attribute (not a tag) that sets the default or submitted value of form elements like input or button.

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    Defines an HTML form used to collect user input.

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    Represents an input field.

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    Defines a form element that allows selection of one or more independent options.

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    Commonly refers to the visual element created using the

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    Represents an input field where users can enter data.

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    Refers to , which creates a single-line text input field.

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    Defines a multi-line text input field for user input.

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    Refers to , which hides the characters typed for privacy.

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    Defines a label for an input element to improve accessibility and usability.

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    Defines a selectable item within a drop-down list.

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    Creates a drop-down list of options for the user to choose from.

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    Creates a clickable button used to submit forms or trigger actions.

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    Gender

    A field in a form where users can select their gender, typically using radio buttons for options like Male and Female.

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    Birthdate

    An input field in a form that allows users to select their birth date, usually required.

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    User type

    A dropdown selection in a form where users can choose their role, such as User, Admin, or Manager.

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    Audio in HTML5

    A tag used for embedding music or audio files on a webpage.

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    src (audio)

    Specifies the location or the URL of the audio file that has to be embedded.

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    Autoplay

    A boolean attribute that determines whether the audio starts playing automatically when loaded.

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    Autobuffer

    A boolean attribute that indicates whether buffering should start automatically.

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    Controls (audio)

    Identifies the audio playback controls that should be displayed, such as resume, play, and volume.

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    Preload (audio)

    Specifies whether the audio should be loaded when the page loads, ignored if autoplay exists.

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    An HTML tag used to embed audio content in a webpage.

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    Videos in HTML5

    A tag used for embedding video files on a webpage.

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    Autoplay (video)

    A boolean attribute that specifies that the browser will start playing the video as soon as it is ready.

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    Muted

    An attribute that allows the video to be muted initially.

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    Controls (video)

    An attribute that allows displaying the controls of the video.

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    Loops

    A boolean attribute that specifies that the browser should repeat playing the existing video.

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    Preload (video)

    Specifies whether the video should be loaded when the page is loaded.

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    src (video)

    Specifies the location or the URL of the video file that has to be embedded.

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    An HTML tag used to embed video content in a webpage.

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    Checkbox

    An input element that allows users to select one or more options.

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    Text Area

    An input field that allows users to enter multi-line text.

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    Input type="file"

    An input element that allows users to upload files.

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    Input type="color"

    An input element that allows users to select a color.

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    Input type="date"

    An input element that allows users to select a date.

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    Input type="month"

    An input element that allows users to select a month and year.

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    Input type="range"

    An input element that allows users to select a value from a specified range.

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    Input type="image"

    An input element that allows users to submit a form using an image as a button.