<head>
Within <HTML>, the document has two sections to it: <HEAD> and <BODY (Other atributes :: Discussed later.)>. <HEAD> is like the cover page of the document. Just as the cover page of a book contains information about the book (such as the title), the <HEAD> section contains information about the document. This information is communicated through the <TITLE> tag (which is required) and the <LINK (Other code, Discussed later.)> and <META (same story...)> tags.
The <head> tag is more for the browser (This time, I'll assume you know it is what you see the internet in.) than for the user. One mark of a good website is that it will include EVERY possible tag that the <head> tags allow. Then there is the <.head> tag. It tells the browser that the head section is over. Thats about it...
</html>
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
<HTML> </HTML>
Welcome to the Geek Haven. On this site, I will be going through the HTML tags to make a comprehensive tutorial. Examples will be made and posted to my website as I go. The first one will be....
<html>
This tag is the base of all HTML websites. It lets the browser (IE, Firefox, Safari, Chrome...) Know that the coding language is HTML. With that said, we say </html> (end html) and again we say,
</html>
<html>
This tag is the base of all HTML websites. It lets the browser (IE, Firefox, Safari, Chrome...) Know that the coding language is HTML. With that said, we say </html> (end html) and again we say,
</html>
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