HTML Tags Reference

On 02.18.10, In HTML Tags Reference, by admin

Here is a list I have put together of tags you will most likely use in your HTML web page. If you are new to hypertext markup language, bookmarking this page would be a good idea. Most commonly used HTML tags: <!– –> | Comment in your HTML code. <a> | Defines an anchor. You [...]

Here is a list I have put together of tags you will most likely use in your HTML web page. If you are new to hypertext markup language, bookmarking this page would be a good idea.

Most commonly used HTML tags:

<!– –> | Comment in your HTML code.
<a> | Defines an anchor. You use this to create a hyperlink.
| Makes your text bold.
<body> </body> | Defines your document’s body section.
| Creates a line break.
Creates a line break below all pictures and text above it.
| Clears only to the right.
| Clears only to the left.
<div> </div> | Creates a divider section.
| Makes your text italicized.
<head> </head> | Defines your document’s head section.
<li> </li> | List item.
| Use these tags in the body of your HTML.
| Creates a line break
| Makes your text bold (I would use this tag).
<ul> </ul> | Creates an unordered list.

Special tags:

<!–#include file=”place your link here” –> | It creates a Server Side Include. The HTML it refers to is often a just a piece of a HTML document that was cut out. Every time you paste this code into your document the cut out HTML will appear on your page. This is handy for web site headers and footers. All you have to do every time you change your navigation bar is update the html contained in the Server Side Include. Some web servers need a .shtml extension. Others work with a .html extension. Still others need the entire file named “my-file.shtml” for the server side includes to work properly. Some web servers do not allow server side includes.
To be continued