HTML HTML stands for hypertext markup language, it's not a programming language, so don't confuse
it.
Two, it's a markup language to structure a Web page and its content.
So then what's the structure, the content of a Web page can comprise of paragraphs, navigations,
images, tables, lists and so many more elements HTML structure of a Web page with a series of elements.
And these elements have an opening tag as well as a closing tag.
Elements can also have attributes so browsers do not display the HTML tags, but they use them to produce
the content of the page.
So you see resources of a simple project that I coded to point out some H.M. elements.
It doesn't require a Web server to be run and you can download it from the link below.
So we'll view this page in Firefox now the page.
Will be displayed like this.
And I also put almost every HTML element into it so you can scroll up and down and and see what these
elements look like.
And of course, the source of the page can be previewed as well.
So now I'm going to return to the code in the ED.
And here's a very basic and very standard issue about structure of Web page.
We'll try to explain the main structure from top to bottom so that you can see how the individual elements
are combined to form an entire HTML page.
So the first line, the DOCTYPE element, it defines the type of document which historically has meaning.
But now it's not very important because browsers can quickly get that it's html.
HTML element is the root element of the page.
The whole content of the page should be between these tags.
HTML tags can have attributes to define more properties about the page.
So with a attribute, the language of the page can also be said.
The head element.
This helmet works like a container for the elements that are included in the package but are not displayed
on the page visually, so we can say the head element contains metadata of the document, such as the
page title links for CFS files, Fabians script files, et cetera, and other metadata, such as data
about the HTML, the author and important keywords that describe the document meta element.
So metadata is data that describes data.
Yeah, so with this element, the metadata of the page, such as author description and more can be
defined.
And here's the charge set attribute.
It's used to define the character set of the document.
OK, so here it has value of UTF eight, which includes most characters from the vast majority of written
languages, there are lots of different meta elements that can be included in an HTML document.
So even the developer can override his own meta elements, the title element, this element sets the
title of the page, and it's not just ordinary text because search engines use this text to classify
the page.
So by searching on a log in form title, you can list log in forms indexed by the search engine and
the body element.
The content that will be shown to the users reside in this element, whether it's text image, video
playback, audio tracks, whatever else.
So I intentionally put a whole bunch of elements into this code file paragraphs, headings, lists,
links, images and videos are some of the other elements that are worth paying attention to.
But as you can guess, this is not an incremental development course.
But I did want to show you a sort of overview of what we get.
So I'm going to stop here, but you can always have more detailed look on your own.