1 - What is HTML?
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is not a programming language but rather a markup language indicating to the browser how to structure the web pages visited. HTML is made up of a number of elements that can frame, mark up, wrap content in different parts of the site according to the desired visual rendering. Certain words can even be tagged internally to allow a hyperlink to be set up allowing the user to move to another page of the site or to another website.
2 - What is HTML used for?
HTLM allows you to coat the content that you want to display on a hosted site in order to make it visually represented in a certain way in relation to what you personally want to do and send back for the Internet user viewing the finalized site . Word markup not only helps structure the content of a site but also allows you to move from one page of the site to another, or to another site directly via a hypertext link.
3 - Why are we learning HTML?
Learning the ballistic language HTML allows you to structure your own blog or website on a subject access to your own arbitrary thought that you want to share with others via this medium that is the internet. We do not suffer what we read since we make it, so we provide a direction of thought to future readers normally interested in the subject described and contained in the website chosen by it because having the will to inform themselves about a subject that challenges their mind, or stimulates it enough for it to choose to click on the site link and therefore interact with content encoded in HTML.
4 - What is an HTML tag?
An HTML tag is what allows a browser via
to direct the content and the proper destination to which the semantic content indicated in the browser’s search bar in the form of Title refers,
5 - What is the structure of an HTML tag?
Basically an HTML tag or element anatomy is composed of an opening element
and a closing element
between which the semantic content is inserted: Open element + Content + Closed element = Element. The content is the written message or the signifier.
6 - What is an attribute?
An attribute is what makes it possible to attribute additional information to what makes up the Element = Open element + Content + Closed element. This additional information is not visible directly to the reader or the spectator but it allows to target the element concerned by attributing to it a particular characteristic via a proper name which can allow the implementation of a particular behavior such as a hyperlink, a character color or other. More simply it is a question of giving an “interactive” functionality if one clicks on a link or visual to the content.
7 - What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
The anatomy of an HTML document always specifies the HTML format (http: // or https: //) in the query displayed on the browser.
Regarding a website, this one originally specified that the format used was HTML validate in its version: <! DOCTYPE html>, although no longer necessarily present today.
In a text editor, the HTML ballistic language represents a web page as follows:
<! DOCTYPE html> = valid, accepted, used HTML format
= root element of the page
<head> = all that is part of the page not displayed content
<meta charset = "utf-8"> = allows to agree with the
languages used and different
particular characters that can be
used
<title> My test page </title> = set the title of the site page
</head>
<body> = specifies everything related to the content of the site:
Tetxt, Image, Video
<img src = "images / firefox-icon.png" alt = "My test image">
</body>
</html>
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