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Any business that wants to have a Web page. The people at the business may not actually code the page, but someone does. Every industry on the planet uses HTML for something.
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Which type of tags HTML uses?
HTML uses markup languages for it's functionality. It uses <p> for paragraph, <a> for hyperlink etc.
Uses of databases in the business world?
http://www.businessintelligencelowdown.com/2007/02/top_10_largest_.html
In what type of business would you use HTML tags?
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
Uses of HTML?
HTML is the language used to create web pages.
Who uses HTML?
Most websites use html along with other webbased languages
What type of database yahoo search engine uses?
business database management
How do you cancel HTML?
To cancel or end an <html> tag you simply type </html>.
What is a job that uses HTML?
a website designer
Difference between HTML and xHTML 1.0?
HTML uses SGML-like syntax. XHTML 1.0 uses XML syntax. HTML uses HTML DOM, XHTML uses XML DOM. There are small differences between those. Other than that, they're identical. They use same tags, attributes, have same semantics. XHTML 1.0 specification is very short and refers to HTML 4 specification for all important matters.
What is HTML and Uses?
HTML stands for hyper-text markup language, and is used for making webpages
What are and used for in HTML?
HTML uses tags for its complete functionality. These tags are defined to do a certain work.
How do you do a heart in HTML?
To make a heart in HTML, type &hearts;
