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    HTML CHEATSHEET

    Hyper Text Markup Language


    Basic Structure
    Basic building block for pages
    <html>
    HTML contains 2 types of info:
    <head>
    TAGS / ELEMENTS <title>website title</title>
    ATTRIBUTES </head>
    Attributes change the tag. <body>
    content of website ...
    EXAMPLE:
    </body>
    <body bgcolor="yellow">
    </html>

    "body" is a tag
    "bgcolor" is an attribute

    <head> ... </head>


    Head contains information for
    your browser

    <body> ... </body>


    Headings The <body> tag contains the
    <h1> ... </h1> code (the content) for the site
    <h2> ... </h2>
    <h3> ... </h3>
    <h4> ... </h4>
    Lists
    There are two types of lists
    <h5> ... </h5>
    unordered lists <ul> .. </ul>
    <h6> ... </h6>
    ordered lists <ol> ..</ol>

    Text type tags To add bullet points to the list:


    <li> ... </li> "li" stands for "list item"
    Bold Text <b> ... </b>
    Italics Text <i>...</i>
    Emphasis Text <em> ... <em>
    Strong text <strong> ... </strong>
    Paragraph <p> ... </p>
    Image <img src= "..." alt ="text">
    New line/ Break Line <br>

    Closing tags
    The closing tag defines the end of
    a tag.
    Example: <body> ... </body>

    DIV Element where <body> is the opening tag,


    and </body> is the closing tag.
    Divisions are used as containers
    to divide the HTML into sections.
    <div> ... </div>

    Attribute Name and


    Values
    HTML attributes have names and alues. This can change
    the behaviour of an element
    <elementName name="value"></elementName >

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