A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info. A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info.
No. Some do, but some don't, as well. <body> needs an end tag </body> <p> does not [Use </p> at the end of the paragraph. While many browsers work fine without end tags for some tags, to form HTML properly to work on all browsers, every tag needs a beginning and ending. Sometimes, the ending is included in the tag. An example is <br />.
The <body> tag starts it and </body> ends it.
<p> to create a paragraph, you do not need to end a </p> at the end of your paragraph.
It depends on what tag. They are always written with "< >". For instance, "". They end with a /, ie, "" This tag would be what titles the page. You can make your own tag by adding it to the CSS.
The very last tag should be the closing HTML tag. It would be done like this: </html> Before that you would normally close the Body tag, like this: </body>
A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info. A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info.
No. Some do, but some don't, as well. <body> needs an end tag </body> <p> does not [Use </p> at the end of the paragraph. While many browsers work fine without end tags for some tags, to form HTML properly to work on all browsers, every tag needs a beginning and ending. Sometimes, the ending is included in the tag. An example is <br />.
The <body> tag starts it and </body> ends it.
An HTML end tag example the end tag to the <header> would be: </header>
A body tag defines the content of the web page. It defines what goes into the body of the page.
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To colour a word in HTML you first need to go under the body tag and type or any other colour you want. To give the background is also written under the body tag. You can write any colour of your own. How do you END the tag though...? Look, there are two types of tags, namely, the stand alone(tags which do not have an ending tag) and the the ending tags (tags which have an ending). Whatever you write comes under the body tag like the paragraph (what you want to write), the image you have to put, its size, its widht, all come under the body tag. After your project is over its somewhat like this: </BODY> </HTML>
Pair tag have a closing at the end eg: <b> text </b> Impair tag does not have closing
If you want to maintain W3C compliance, you can't use the FORM tag without the BODY tag. The FORM tag must be contained within the BODY tag. Like this <html> <head> <title>Our Cool Form Page</title> </head> <body> <form method="post" action="example.php"> <input type="submit" value="submit"> </form> </body> </html>
<p> to create a paragraph, you do not need to end a </p> at the end of your paragraph.
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