The document discusses the basic structure of an HTML file, noting that it requires opening and closing tags for the <html>, <head>, and <body> elements. It also explains how to add a level one <h1> heading, level three <h3> headers, <p> paragraphs, <img> images by specifying the src attribute, and <br> line breaks to create spacing. The goal is to learn the fundamentals of HTML in just 5 minutes.
The document discusses the basic structure of an HTML file, noting that it requires opening and closing tags for the <html>, <head>, and <body> elements. It also explains how to add a level one <h1> heading, level three <h3> headers, <p> paragraphs, <img> images by specifying the src attribute, and <br> line breaks to create spacing. The goal is to learn the fundamentals of HTML in just 5 minutes.
The document discusses the basic structure of an HTML file, noting that it requires opening and closing tags for the <html>, <head>, and <body> elements. It also explains how to add a level one <h1> heading, level three <h3> headers, <p> paragraphs, <img> images by specifying the src attribute, and <br> line breaks to create spacing. The goal is to learn the fundamentals of HTML in just 5 minutes.
All about the tags ( opening and closing tags) Have to add and opening heading tag, a closing heading tag, a opening body tag, and a closing body tag The head holds the metadata, and the body holds the actual content Between the opening and closing body tags, insert a h1 tag H1 stands for header 1, which is the biggest type of header Afterwards put whatever you want your title to be then end the title with another h1 Afterwards type h3( also called a h3 element Headers: h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 <h3>textonpage</h3> h6 is the smallest header Add the paragraph tag(p) Add image tag(img), then add the source(src), an attribute of the image tag, then close the tab If not working then try to push Command-S for a Mac, and Control-S on PC/Windows If you want some space then just add a bunch of brs (break lines)