Angle brackets, like this:
<html>
The < and > signs, like these:
<html>
<head>
<body>
<hr>
<b>
The angle brackets, which you can also call the less than and greater than signs. < and > .
yes
Actually, it depends on the version of HTML and your browser. The current standard requires you to write HTML tags in lower-case letters. However, many browsers will recognize both <BODY> and <body> as valid HTML tags.
There are many different html tags. Tags for images, videos, links, formatting just to name a few.
The work of HTML is to design Web Pages. Just like this one! HTML can be used with other Web and Non-Web coding languages to make an interactive Web-Site. WikiAnswers, uses more then one type of coding inside HTML. It uses JavaScript, PHP, etc! To start with HTML, you first need to start with HTML tags, those define the Web Page, so that then you can add other tags. The HTML tag is <html> Like <body> , <p> , <script> , <title> , <head> , and many, many more! Remember, you always need to close the tags. To close the tags, you use a /. Exampels: </html> </body> </head> </title> , ect Their is a sort of special tag, the <br> tag. That you close automatically, it is basically your ENTER key. for the br tag, you do this : <br /> For more information on HTML, look at the Related Links!
<p>Paragraph</> Next Line<br /> <font color="red">This is Red!</font> <b>Bold</b> <i>Italic</i> <strike>Strikethrough</strike> These are the basic HTML tags
<object type="text/html" data="http://www.example.com" style="width:80%; height:300px; margin:1%;"> embedded html without frames</object>
HTML uses markup languages for it's functionality. It uses <p> for paragraph, <a> for hyperlink etc.
Notepad / wordpad. open and close all tags, or the coding may go awry. <opentag> </endtag>
HTML Tags are not used only for one type of business or site, HTML is in EVERY SINGLE WEBPAGE. Without them, all you would see is text on a page. You need them to insert images, edit text, start paragraphs, etc. They can never be neglected no matter what type of business you have. If your web hosting site has tools allowing you to edit the page without going into HTML Coding, it still does not mean that HTML is a waste for you. When using these tools it simply is a quicker way of modifying HTML and adding HTML tags. Hope this helps!-jjshammas
Actually, it depends on the version of HTML and your browser. The current standard requires you to write HTML tags in lower-case letters. However, many browsers will recognize both <BODY> and <body> as valid HTML tags.
You type a less than sign, then the name of the tag and then a greater than symbol. There are lots of HTML tags, for different purposes. The tag that starts a page is this one: <html>
There are many different html tags. Tags for images, videos, links, formatting just to name a few.
<input type="text" /> That could be used for a username <input type="password" /> That could be used as a password.
The work of HTML is to design Web Pages. Just like this one! HTML can be used with other Web and Non-Web coding languages to make an interactive Web-Site. WikiAnswers, uses more then one type of coding inside HTML. It uses JavaScript, PHP, etc! To start with HTML, you first need to start with HTML tags, those define the Web Page, so that then you can add other tags. The HTML tag is <html> Like <body> , <p> , <script> , <title> , <head> , and many, many more! Remember, you always need to close the tags. To close the tags, you use a /. Exampels: </html> </body> </head> </title> , ect Their is a sort of special tag, the <br> tag. That you close automatically, it is basically your ENTER key. for the br tag, you do this : <br /> For more information on HTML, look at the Related Links!
.htm or .html however because HTML is a standard language provided you use Document Tags (auto added by most software like Dreamweaver) then it can take on the server side extension eg .php
If you have simple HTML, this regexp will do it: --- // Example using Javascript var HTML = ...; // HTML string from somewhere HTML.replace(/<[^>]+>/g, ""); // match opening and closing brackets, replace with "" --- This will work on HTML like this: --- <h1>example</h1> <div class="content">content</div> --- It will not work on HTML like this: --- <script type="text/javascript"> var a = 1; if (a < 0) alert("hi"); </script> --- The regexp breaks because it will match less-than and greater-than tests in the javascript. In general you need special handling of Javascript and style tags. If you are parsing real world HTML from an external site, you will probably find other cases that need special treatment as well. (I found sites using brackets inside tag attribute values, this is not legal HTML but many browsers handle it. The regexp broke and I had to fall back to full HTML parsing.) In general, regexp is less than ideal for dealing with HTML. If you are doing anything more complex than "strip everything" a fully fledged HTML parser is a better option.
<p>Paragraph</> Next Line<br /> <font color="red">This is Red!</font> <b>Bold</b> <i>Italic</i> <strike>Strikethrough</strike> These are the basic HTML tags
No. HTML tags are not case sensitive. However, he standard approach by designers now, is to type them in lower case.