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Html elements

A few of
most common HTML elements you should know:



<html></html>: Tells the Web browser that everything inside the tags

should be considered a Web page.
<head></head>: Contains information that controls how the page is

displayed. Elements responsible for JavaScript and CSS code and calls to

other files are generally placed between these tags.

<title></title>: Contains the title of the Web page, displayed on the

title bar at the top of the browser.

<body></body>: Holds all the content of the page.

<style></style>: Controls the appearance and behavior of elements

on your Web page.

<script></script>: Makes JavaScript and other specified code available,

either by calling a file or code placed between these tags. jQuery is

included on the page with this tag.

<strong></strong>: Boldfaces any text within the tag.

<h1></h1>: Creates header text.

<div></div>: Creates a container of content.

<p></p>: Creates a paragraph.
<a></a>: Creates a hyperlink.

<img />: Displays an image. Note that this tag doesn’t have a matching

end tag, so a slash character is used inside the tag to denote the end of

the tag.
<form></form>: Creates a Web form that can send user-submitted information

to another Web page or code that can process this information.

<input></input>: Creates a form element, such as a radio button, text

input box, or a Submit button. Used as a child element inside <form>

</form>.
<br />: Inserts a line break. No matching end tag is needed.

<table></table>: Creates a table, along with child tags <tr></tr>

and <td></td>.


























































You can check MoreHTML elements is located at

www.w3.org/TR/REChtml40/index/elements.html.




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