What to know about HTML
1.Any and every webpage
is encoded in HTML( Hyper Text Markup
Language).
2.A HTML document is a
plain text file which is encoded in HTML language.A
browser is used
to decode the HTML document and display(or render) it to the user
3.All contents within the
HTML document is surrounded by tags.These tags enable the
browser to
determine the formatting,
layout and other specifications related to the HTML webpage(or document).
4.HTML international
standards and specifications and are defined and maintained by
the World
Wide Web Consortium(W3C)
and WHATWG
The specifications of
HTML are never complete and
is continously evolving as the demand of more
features increases.
So what about HTML5?
1.There is a huge buzz surrounding HTML5.HTML5 is a major upgrade to HTML specification, last such upgrade happened
some 11
years ago(XHTML 2000)
2.The update
introduces new features like
interactivity, smart forms, improved multimedia support, better semantics
,offline support etc etc. But all this is in addition to the earlier features
and the slate hasn't been wiped clean or every
thing done from the scratch.
3.Infact HTML5 is
an umbrella term used to describe all the related set of technologies that are used to develop modern and rich in feature web contents. For instance Javascript
and Cascading Styled sheet(CSS)
It is important to note that HTML5 does not
control the style and design features of the webpage for that we use the
Cascading Style Sheet(CSS).
HTML Elements and Tags
1.The HTML web document
is made up of elements. Each element is usually
made up of two tags start tag and end
tag(eg:<start tag> ..... </end tag>).
2.Usually most HTML
elements have two-sided tags.
The end tag always ends
with a forward slash( / ).
<start
tag> All your contents go here </end tag>
Note- The html tags are not case-sensitive i.e </body> and </boDY> or even </BODY> will be treated as body element only.
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