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Basic Elements |
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TITLE &
TAG
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DESCRIPTION |
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Document Type
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<HTML> </HTML> |
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Document root element,
beginning and end of file. Everything (tags, text, images) should be
between these two tags |
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Header
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<HEAD> </HEAD> |
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Descriptive info, such
as title. This opens a section in which you can title your page,
use keywords, and add other descriptive information to the page. |
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Title
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<TITLE> </TITLE> |
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Document title, must be
in header. The <TITLE> tag allows you to create a title for your
page. The title is only used for bookmarks, search engines, and as
the name of the browser window. It will not show up on your web
page unless you type it in the BODY section. |
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META Keywords
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<META name="keywords"
content="$$$,&&&"> |
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informs the search
engine's spider that a group of keywords should be in this tag. |
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META Description
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<META name="description"
content="$$$"> |
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is your very own
description of your web page. Type in what you want the description
of your page to be, and use some of your key phrases as part of the
description. Many of the search engines use this as the description
that will appear in their listings. |
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Body
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<BODY> </BODY> |
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Bulk of the page, notes
body of document. The <BODY> tag opens the section that will be
displayed in the web browser. This is where most of our work will
be done. To end the body section, use </BODY> |
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