What is HTML?
HTML stands for hyper text markup language and it is used to structure a web page and its content.
What is HTML used for?
HTML is used to structure a web page and its content. It can also specify meta data that isnât viewable to the end user. Content can be broken into many different elements, and using HTML you can modify and organize those elements however you see fit.
Why are we learning HTML?
We are learning HTML because we will need to design the front end or end user view which is what users will interface with to modify and/or execute the smart contracts we program.
What is an HTML tag?
An HTML tag indicated the name of the element and also where the element begins and ends.
What is the structure of an HTML tag?
The structure of an HTML tag includes an opening and closing tag encapsulated around an elements content. An HTML tag can also have several nested attributes or elements within its opening & closing tags.
What is an attribute?
An attribute contains extra information about an element that you donât want to appear in the actual content (Viewable to the end user). This can be useful because you can later reference that element with style information and other things.
What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
The anatomy of an HTML document includes !DOCTYPE html, html></html, head></head, body></body, meta charset=âutf-8â & title></title. html></html is a root element which wraps all of the content in the entire page, head></head acts as a container to hold all the information you do not want to display as content to the end user such as keywords and page description. body></body contains all of the content that you want to display to the end users. The title></title sets the title of your page which will be displayed in the browser bar and when the user favorites your page. It is good practice to always just include !DOCTYPE html & meta charset=âutf-8â.