Pair tag have a closing at the end eg: <b> text </b>
Impair tag does not have closing
The cast of Pair-impair - 1983 includes: Nathalie Delon Nicolas Wostrikoff
Speaking of numbers, "un chiffre pair" is "an even number" and "un chiffre impair" is "an odd number"
When you buy a pair it will usually have a tag on it saying so if it does.
<br /> <meta /> <link /> <hr /> Are three of these.
There doesn't seem to be an official definition but a singular tag is a tag that is not used as a pair of tags. XHTML validating examples of singular tags are: <br /> <hr /> <img /> Note that the <img /> tag will require additional attributes to display an image.
impair=hinder, impede
Too much marijuana will impair your vision. Only a little bit will impair your judgement.
if your meaning the tag sewn to the shirt get a pair of fine scissors and cut very close to the edge but not so that you begin to cut off the sewing done at the top
The unbearable stench in the air seemed to impair her senses.
look on the bottom leg or on the tag now avalible at family dollar
TAG CAT and GGC would pair with UTC GTU and TTG.
Simply to use the start tag and add a "/" before the tag name like the following:If you are making a link:... will be the appropriate ending tag.Working with tables?So simply add a slash "/" in front of the tag to end it.There are certain stand-alone tags like the break/return tag and image tag, which are slightly different. Image tag does NOT need an ending tag, and the doesn't either.