What is HTML?

Content is placed in between HTML tags in order to properly format it. It makes use of the less than symbol (<) and the greater than symbol (>). A slash symbol is also used as a closing tag. For example:

<strong>sample</strong>

No, there are single HTML tags that do not need a closing tag. Examples are the <img> tag and <br> tags.

You can insert any or a combination of the following list types:
– ordered list
– unordered list
– definition list
– menu list
– directory list
Each of this list types makes use of a different tag set to compose

Comments in HTML begins with “<!–“nd ends with “–>”. For example:

<!-- A SAMPLE COMMENT --> 

No, there are some character entities that cannot be displayed when the operating system that the browser is running on does not support the characters. When that happens, these characters are displayed as boxes.

Image map lets you link to many different web pages using a single image. You can define shapes in images that you want to make part of an image mapping.

White spaces are a blank sequence of space characters, which is treated as a single space character in HTML. Because the browser collapses multiple spaces into a single space, you can indent lines of text without worrying about multiple spaces. This enables you to organize the HTML code into a much more readable format.

To insert the copyright symbol, you need to type © or © in an HTML file.

Code

© 
©

Output

 
© 
©
 

Links can be created using the <a> tag, with referencing through the use of the number (#) symbol.

For example, you can have one line as <a href=”#topmost”>BACK TO TOP</a>, which would result in the words “BACK TO TOP” appearing on the webpage and links to a bookmark named topmost. You then create a separate tag command like <a name=”topmost”> somewhere on the top of the same webpage so that the user will be linked to that spot when he clicked on “BACK TO TOP”.