If you entered them wrong then it will display on the webpage. Or if you use word then it will.
HTML creates web pages. It enables you to format text or position graphics or set colours of the pages or create tables and a whole range of other things. The browser then reads the HTML and applies the formatting that has been specified to display the page.It's very simple actually.I suggest going to htmldogs.com or w3schools.com.They taught me some of the languages.All you need is some patience and a good reference of the tags in your head. :)
You can not create a browser using HTML--you would have to use some other programming language. In order to make a browser which can read HTML, you basically just need something that can correctly parse SGML and display it in an intelligent way--technically, to read HTML it doesn't even need to give the text the styles, an example is the text-only Lynx browser.
A Tag in HTML can be compared to a keyword in any programming language. It instructs the browser about how the subsequent pieces of text must be parsed and displayed. A Tag in HTML is enclosed within the <> symbols. Any text between the <HTML> and </HTML> tags is considered HTML content and the browser will handle it the way HTML code is to be handled. There are numerous tags available in HTML. Some are * <BR> - Line Break * <HR> - Horizontal Line * <TABLE> - To display a table (Like a spreadsheet with heading & cells) * <FORM> - To display UI forms * etc...
HTML is a page formatting language. It tells the web browser how to display content. You need to use HTML when you create websites. Some Website designers will allow you to edit in a WYSIWYG format and automatically create the HTML code in the background for you.
In HTML code you have static information being displayed (like text, images). Video, animation, forms require operations where some specific code is embedded (nested) in the HTML code, so as to display and run the video, display the animations and get the form results.
Standard html should work on any browser. Some browser manufacturers developed tags that just work on certain browsers. A good rule when designing html pages is to test the page on the major browsers.
Well HTML, or Hyper-Text Mark-Up Language, code is a code language. Every program (e.g. Microsoft Front Page) makes this HTML code. Each program including Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox use this program to display information it is programmed to display.
if its not an HTML, no browser is gonna show it, some may argue that we have coded page in java or .NET or any other language for that matter, but end of the day its HTML for the browser. Cheers!
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As you may know that website's front end is usual written in HTML and are manipulated with java script. the html and javascript have something called events. when you click on a button an event is generated and usually events are triggered by javascript and some basic events are triggered with HTML. so the software that allows you to interact with webpage is the web browser and its HTML, JavaScript processing engine
There is not one but many tahs that open and close on all webpages. HTML tag, BODY tag etc are some which are closed on all.