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What is HTML?
It’s not a programing langage, it’s a markup langage that’s define the structure of your content. -
What is HTML used for?
It’s used to structure a web page and it’s content. -
Why are we learning HTML?
HTML is used on all web pages and needed to layout attributes and structure to the web page so that it is comprehensible -
What is an HTML tag?
It’s a markup use to create an element. -
What is the structure of an HTML tag?
< > and </ > -
What is an attribute?
Attributes contain extra information about the element that you don’t want to appear in the actual content. - What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
- HTML is a markup language to enclose or wrap web site contents with the help of elements.
- HTML is being used to define the way of your web site content.
- To create a front end application which can communicate with end client for input and with backend to get the output.
- HTML tag is used to identify the starting and ending point of elements.
- name of the element with opening and closing angle brackets.
- Attribute provides extra information about the element and would not be shown in content.
- root element.
head element - structure of contents
body : actual content.
- HTML Stands for “Hypertext markup language”
- It’s a markup language that is used by browsers to render and display webpages with more than just text elements. Images, videos and other elements can be rendered with the help of html
- To be able to create a front end app or webpage to communicate with our dapp on ethereum or another blockchain.
- It’s what HTML uses to identify the start and end points of elements like paragraph text or links.
- <[tag type] [attributes]>[content]</[tag type]>
- Attributes add further information about an element from simply defining a title for them up to the image an
tag displays or more
- Usually you get the doctype element on top which is obsolete now.
Then you have html element to wrap the whole document.That’s the root element.
Then you add the head element with info and structural information.
Inside the head element you may place the meta charset element that disctates the charset used (ususally UTF-8) as well as the title element with the title of the document. More meta elements may be placed in the head element.
Last you add the body element where the actual content lies.
- HTML = Hypertext markup language
- It is the code for the structure of a website and it’s content
- Having a smart contract is not enough, we need to have a way for users to interact with the smart contract. Knowing HTML means we can build our own website to link with and interact with the smart contract.
- Opening and closing tags are part of the structure of a website and are used to open and close an element of that website. For example the opening tag (
), opens a paragraph and the closing tag (
) closes that paragraph. Thus the paragraph (or content) is contained within or between these tags. - An opening tag consists of angular brackets (less than and greater than symbols) with a short cut name for the element they are used for (example:
is for paragraph). The closing tag is similar but with a forward slash after the first bracket (example:
) - An attribute is a way to define a property or additional information of an element.
- HTML is a higher level language that functions to define the structure of a website and display content.
2.HTML is used for structuring websites. - We are learning HTML because it will be the front end interface for our smart contracts. Our smart contracts will be the back end. We need a way for users to be able to interact with the smart contracts we develop.
- HTML tags are parts of an element that signify the beginning and end of an element.
- opening tag= <name (attributes=“attribute-value”)> followed by content
closing tag = content followed by
6.An attribute contains extra information about the element that you don’t want to appear in the content.
7.Begins with <!doctype html>
next is root element.
next is element which is a place to store all information that is not part of the content.
next is which allows the handling of text content from most languages
next is element which is the name displayed in the browser of webpage, also name stored when storing in bookmarks.
next is element which contains all the web content you want to display.
Not sure why it structured my post this way and messed up numbering, interesting.
- What is HTML? The code that is used to structure a webpage and its contents.
- What is HTML used for? Structure webpage and contents.
- Why are we learning HTML? So that you’ll be able to create and format webpages for yourself without having to rely on others to do it for you.
- What is an HTML tag? There’s the opening tag and the closing tag. They both consist of the name of the element wrapped in opening and closing angle brackets, except that the closing bracket has a slash before the name of the element.
- What is the structure of an HTML tag? You have your brackets and inside of those is the name of the element and in the closing tag there is a slash before the name of the element.
- What is an attribute? It can be contained inside a tag next to the element and it contains extra information that you don’t want to appear in the actual content.
- What is the anatomy of an HTML document? Doc type, html element, head, meta charset=“utf-8”, title, and body.
1. What is HTML?
Hyper Text Markup Language
2. What is HTML used for?
Code that is used to structure a webpage and it’s content.
3. Why are we learning HTML?
Learning HTML is the foundation for everything else we will learn in coding
4. What is an HTML tag?
An HTML tag states where an element begins and ends
5. What is the structure of an HTML tag?
It consist of an opening tag and a closing tag and the content, they all make up what’s known as the element.
6. What is an attribute?
An attribute contains extra information about the element that you don’t want to appear in the actual content.
7. What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
html, head, & body
1. What is HTML?
HTML (HyperTextMarkupLanguage) is a language (not a programming language) that defines the structure of your content on a webpage. Interesting article on the origins of Hypertext called ‘As We May Think (1945)’ by V.Bush
2. What is HTML used for?
Can be used for many things including, formatting text, creating links to other pages (hyperlinks), inserting pictures, headers and footers, inserting metatags that can be utilized by search engines, organising the actually text in a page into paragraphs.
3. Why are we learning HTML?
At the most basic level, all web pages are HTML code. The first websites consisted of pages full of text with links (hyperlinks) to other pages. HTML is the foundation language of web content
4. What is an HTML tag?
Its something that allows browsers to know what and how to display the content.
5. What is the structure of an HTML tag?
< TAG>, where TAG can be many many things. For example
<p> start a new paragragh, </p> end the paragraph
<b> start of bold text, </b> end of bold text
6. What is an attribute?
Attributes contain extra information about what you want to display. For example if a picture of a dog on a webpage will take me to www.IvansBestDogs.com , then I will add the ‘href’ attribute to that picture with a value of www.IvansBestDogs.com
7. What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset=”utf-8”>
<title>.....</title>
</head>
<body>
........
........
</body>
</html>
<!DOCTYPE html>
An old/original error checking set of rules (not used anymore), but still included_ _to make things work as they should
<html></html> ``
The start of the HTML page and the end of the HTML page. Also know as the root element
<head></head> ``
The head includes things that are relevant to the page but no need to show to the user. For example which keywords are linked to this page (for search engine results), the page description in the search results and many others.
<meta charset="utf-8">
A standard character set (utf-8) which will allow you to use almost any language within your page so its a good one the use all the time. Usually included within the <head>
<title></title>
The title of your page as it appears in the browser. Usually included within the <head>
<body></body>
The actual content (or body) of the page
- HTML stands for Hypertext markup language.
- HTML is used for coding simple websites displayed on browsers.
- In order to eventually to be able to build full stack functional smart contracts.
- I think a HTML tag is the same as as element - a segregated portion of code that will appear as an individual element on the final website
- It is opened with <> and closed with </>.
- An attribute is a smaller feature within and element.
- Everything is contained within the element and can include head,meta,title,body,img. Possible others or always just these elements?
- HTML is a markup language. Known as Hyper Text Markup Language.
- HTML is used to structure of your content.
- WE are learning HTML to give us a gentle introduction into programming languages.
- A HTML tag makes up a part of the element.
- A paragraph tag would look like this : It has openings brackets < p > and closing brackets with a forward slash .
- Attributes are extra information about the element that you do not want to show in your content.
- The Anatomy of a HTML document is comprised of ;
“< html > < /html >” the root element
“< head > < /head >” container element for all the things the web page contains that isnt for the viewer to see. For example, key words, page description, CSS style sheets.
“< body > < /body >” element that displays the content on the webpage that you want the user to see. For example, text, images, videos, games, audio etc.
- What is HTML?
It is a markup language that defines the structure of your content. - What is HTML used for?
HTML is used to define the structure of content in the web. - Why are we learning HTML?
To create an interface to communicate with smart contract and get some visual feedback from the blockchain. - What is an HTML tag?
HTML tag is used to define the content inside the tag how it should be structure. It comes in a pair an open and close tag. There is also self closing tag too. - What is the structure of an HTML tag?
is the open of a tag and after the opening of a tag.
is the closing of a tag. In between opening and closing tag in the content that suppose to be structured by the tag. There are different tags with different features. * What is an attribute? Attributes contain extra information about the element that you don't want to appear in the actual content. For example the `class` attribute allows you to give the element an identifier that can be used later to target the element with style information and other things. * What is the anatomy of an HTML document?Excellent lecture resource. Great tutor too!
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HTML is Hypertext Markup Language. This is used to structure the page and to give meaning to the page. It involves a header, can involve a link to a resource, can involve an image. It is text that gives purpose and function to what is being created on the page at hand. Tags are enclosed in angle brackets and is a type of HTML element.An attribute is a name value pair that is separated by an equal sign =. We are learning HTML so as to learn the basis for setting up a page with content in it.
HTML is code used to mark up the content of a website; It will give that content certain attributes such as making it a hyperlink, or display it at a certain font. HTML is not a programing language.
HTML is used for giving websites their functionality;
So that we can build a website where users can interact with a smart contract.
A tag is a marker for a piece of content on a website, like a line. Tags mark the beginning and the end of the content.
The structure of an HTML tag consists of the name of the element enclosed in angled brackets;
for example the letter “p” for paragraph, or “body”, or "title"for the different elements.
An attribute is a pice of information that describes the element; it is not shown on the website but is there to recall and describe the element. The attribute has a name (used for targeting the content and changing it if desired ie. Style info etc) and a value.
The anatomy of an HTML document consists of the historical HTML document type descriptor that acts as key to make the document work [!DOCTYPE HTML ]. Then the whole document is wrapped by the html element in side brackets. In between the html and the /html, the start and end of the html document you have the title, and the body with the appropriate start and end elements.
1.) HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language and it is a code used for structuring websites.
2.) HTML can be used to fill a website with elements such as text, images, videos, or links.
3.) We are learning HTML because websites are like a portal into the content of the internet, and that content includes the blockchain. It is important to know how to use it for doing front end work with DAPPs or blockchain websites.
4.) An HTML tag is a set of instructions for how an element will appear on the web page. They are like parameters that provide specific properties to text for example.
5.) The structure of an HTML tag for example would be letters or words enclosed within brackets. These tags do not show up here on the forum post when I type them for some reason.
6.) An attribute is a way to add extra text or notes that will not show up in the published version of the web page.
7.) Anatomy of an HTML document consists of:
Doctype artifact
HTML element
Head elemant
UTF-8
Title element
Body element
I am new to programming but I have used HTML before when I was working for PDR Media.
1. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It is not a programming language,
but rather - as the name may imply - a language to format content (text, images etc)
that is to be displayed on the web.
2. Guess I kinda answered this one above. To add, I could say it does offer
a certain degree of flexibility into formatting, as much as you can get
flexibility from a static technology.
3. It familiarizes us with code, with using a specific language and "commands"
to obtain what we want and we get used with the way that everything
is structurally organized.
4. Simply put, it's what we see with "<>" and "</>". Effectively, it is the markup,
meaning it's the element (not HTML element!) that determines what will happen with
the content, according to the specific tag.
5. <X>Content</X>, where X = a given tag. In some cases (eg. <img>)
the closing tag (</>) isn't needed.
6. An attribute can be considered as a further description of a tag, if we want
an even more specific result. Attributes are composed of the name and value.
Both have to go within the opening tag.
7. <!DOCTYPE html> - always
<header> </header> - contains the essential page info, that we possibly want
to be meta-info for SEO purposes
<title> </title> - the page title, as we want it to be seen in the browser tab
<body> </body> - the content of the page, what we wish for the users to see
Thread Question Answers
- What is HTML?
Answer. HTML meaning “Hypertext Markup Language” is a type of coding that is used to build web pages and its content. HTML is not a programming language. As a markup language html consists of wrapping website content to enact a certain way with different elements.
- What is HTML used for?
Answer. HTML is used to build websites and connect links within website content, as well as give website content its look and type of use case.
- Why are we learning HTML?
Answer. To be in ability to build a web front end to interact eventually with blockchain based apps.
- What is an HTML tag?**
Answer. Example: <p>text</p> is an example of a tag. A tag is a set of opening and closing tags with angle brackets that enables a websites element of itself.
- What is the structure of an HTML tag?
Answer. The structure of a tag consists of angle brackets before and after the tag lettering for the opening tag. Then the element content is wrapped within the opening and closing tags. For the closing tag this consists of an < symbol as the opening angle bracket to house the closing tag, a / (forward slash) and a > symbol as the closing tags closing angle bracket. Example: <p>My example element content</p>
- What is an attribute?
Answer. An attribute is descriptive information about the elements content that is hidden during the contents front end user experience.
- What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
Answer. The beginning anatomy contains of the DOCTYPE html to follow a standard set of rules a good html page with be built from. The entire html web page element at hand is wrapped in opening <html> and closing </html> tags. This is considered the root element. Within the html element is its content.
Beginning with the head of the html content, this contains all descriptive information not shown to the user experience, but contains the web pages keywords and website descriptions via search results. This is housed in <head>keywords&description</head>.
Through the reading materials about html it is advised in recommendation to utilize the <meta charset=“utf-8”> element within the head tags element. This enables the use case of most any textual content styles from different written languages character styles.
Within the head tag element is the title tag line as well. This contains the web browsers tab name to those visiting your web page.
Further into the html element is house the body tag line of the sites actual main core content for the user experience of the website. The body tag elements content can range from photos, music players, games etc. prior to wrapping up the body tag with its closing tag and then the closing html tag.
- HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It’s the code used to structure a web page and its content.
- It’s not a programming language but a markup language that defines the structure of your content. It consist of a series of elements used to enclose (tag) different parts of content to make it appear or act a certain way.
- I assume it is essential for us to understand it in order to understand blockchain programming.
- It consist of the name of the element wrapped in opening and closing angle brackets stating where the element begins or starts to take effect.
- The content of the element wrapped in-between opening and closing tags.
- Attributes contain extra information about the element that you don’t want to appear in the actual content. It consist of the attribute name followed by an equal sign and the attribute value wrapped by opening and closing quotation marks.
- The doctype; the html element wraps all the content of the entire page; the head element acts as a container for all stuff on the HTML page that isn’t shown to your pages viewers; meta charset=“utf-8” sets the character set your document should use to uft-8; the title element sets the title of your page and appears in the browser tab the page is loaded in; the body element contains all the content that you want to show visitors to your page.