HTML Comments
HTML Comments HTML comments are used to add notes or explanations in your code. Comments are ignored by the browser, so they do not appear on the webpage. They help developers understand or remember...
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HTML Colors
HTML Colors HTML allows you to apply colors to text, backgrounds, borders, and other elements using the style attribute. Colors can be defined in different ways such as: Color Names (red, blue, green) HEX...
HTML Styles – CSS
HTML Styles – CSS CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style and format HTML elements. Instead of adding styles directly inside HTML tags, CSS makes the design cleaner, easier to manage, and more...
HTML Links
HTML Links HTML links are created using the <a> (anchor) tag. Links allow users to navigate from one page to another or open websites, files, email addresses, or sections within the same page. The...
HTML Images
HTML Images Images in HTML are displayed using the <img> tag.The <img> tag is self-closing and does not need an end tag. The most important attribute is src, which specifies the path or URL...
HTML Favicon
HTML Favicon A favicon is a small icon displayed in the browser tab, bookmarks, or address bar of a website. It helps identify the website visually. The favicon is added inside the <head> section...
HTML Page Title
HTML Page Title The page title is the text displayed on the browser tab and in search engine results. It is defined using the <title> tag, which must be placed inside the <head> section...
HTML Tables
HTML Tables HTML tables are used to display data in rows and columns. A table is created using the <table> tag. <tr> → Table Row <th> → Table Header (bold and centered by default)...
HTML Lists
HTML Lists HTML provides different types of lists to organize content: Ordered List (<ol>) – Items are numbered. Unordered List (<ul>) – Items have bullets. Description List (<dl>) – Items have terms and descriptions....
HTML Block and Inline Elements
HTML Elements Types HTML elements are broadly classified into Block-level and Inline elements based on how they behave in a webpage layout. 1. Block-level Elements Start on a new line and take up the...