Page Layout
Discuss the detriment of using deprecated tags on an XHTML page. What issues can someone run into with continued use of these tags?
Basically, in the future those pages that use deprecated tags will no longer render. Deprecated tags are being phased out in favor of Cascading Style Sheets for formatting the web page.
Meta tags are page data tags that are not visible to the user of that webpage but to the browser that directs the user to that page. They lie between the open and closing head tags in the HTML code of a document being viewed by the browser. They are used by web page designers to help move their page up in the rankings of browsers.
From a technical standpoint you can use tags as often as you want. However, there are two important reasons to limit your use of tags.Search engines use the tags to categorize your content. A search engine will use your tags to figure out what is on your page, and what you consider most important. So if you use the tag several times, the search engine will consider all those headers equally. So if you are interested in optimizing content for search engines, you want to use the headers appropriately. will be ranked highest by the search engines, next, then and so on.The page can end up looking terrible. Since the browser will style content within the tags, you can tweak the way the page looks by using different tags in different parts of the page. Typically, you'd want to use the tags in a nested structure:Main topicSub-topicSub-sub-topicSecond main topicSub-topic of second main topicand so on. If you do not have a logical structure to using your tags, the page can end up looking a mess.
Each HTML website must use this pattern:// your head tags here// your content here: text and tags
You can use Notepad to write HTML pages, and HTML consists of tags. So you would be writing a lot of tags when using Notepad to create a HTML page.
Browsers are a kind of translators, that convert a web page developed using HTML tags into what we see as a web page. If you select 'view source' by right clicking a web page on windows os, you can see the code that the browser used to create the page you are viewing. Internally they use layout engines to render the page. Please visit http://testingthoughts.blogspot.com for more detailed reading on browsers and browser compatibility Reghu
Browsers are a kind of translators, that convert a web page developed using HTML tags into what we see as a web page. If you select 'view source' by right clicking a web page on windows os, you can see the code that the browser used to create the page you are viewing. Internally they use layout engines to render the page. Please visit http://testingthoughts.blogspot.com for more detailed reading on browsers and browser compatibility Reghu
Hi there, A HTML tag that provides information about the web page. Meta tags may contain information about what the page is about (keywords and description), who wrote the page, when they wrote it and much more. Many search engines use this information when indexing pages.
Definitely Adobe InDesign, sometime I use QuarkXpress for editing old layout but for new layouts I prefer InDesign.
Yes. if you look at page source you will see <html> and other HTML tags.