💻 HTML Computer Code Elements HTML provides special computer code elements to correctly display programming code, keyboard input, variables, and system output. These tags improve readability, semantics, and accessibility—especially for tutorials and documentation. 1....
🌐 HTML Semantic Elements HTML Semantic Elements are tags that clearly describe their meaning—both to the browser and to developers. They make your code readable, accessible, SEO-friendly, and future-proof. 1. What Are Semantic Elements?...
HTML Style Guide An HTML Style Guide is a set of rules and best practices for writing clean, consistent, and maintainable HTML code.Following a style guide ensures readability, accessibility, and easier collaboration. Key Guidelines...
🌐 HTML Entities HTML Entities are special codes used to display reserved characters, symbols, or invisible spaces in HTML that would otherwise be interpreted as code. 1. Why HTML Entities Are Needed Some characters...
🌐 HTML Symbols HTML Symbols are special characters (like ©, ₹, →, ✓, ±) that are not available directly on the keyboard or may cause issues if written normally. They are displayed using HTML...
😀 Using Emojis in HTML Emojis can be used in HTML to make content more expressive, friendly, and engaging. HTML fully supports emojis because they are part of Unicode. 1. Using Emojis Directly (Simplest...
HTML Encoding (Character Sets) HTML Encoding (Character Sets) tells the browser how to interpret text characters (letters, numbers, symbols, emojis) on a webpage. If encoding is wrong, text may appear as � weird symbols....
🌐 HTML Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) A HTML Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) is the address of a resource on the web—like a webpage, image, CSS file, video, or API endpoint. HTML uses URLs to link,...
🌐 HTML vs XHTML HTML vs XHTML are both used to create web pages, but they follow different rules and philosophies. Understanding their differences helps you write clean, compatible, and future-proof code. 1. What...