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Beginning Your Web PageAll HTML documents should include the following:
Something to Remember...The HTML start tag must be at the beginning of the document and the HTML end tag must be at the very end of the document. All other tags must be between these two tags. Head TagThis tag helps to identify your HTML file to the people viewing your page. The HEAD tag would look like this![]() <HEAD> </HEAD>
Title TagThe title tag is what the title of your page will be. This will appear at the very top of your browser.![]() <TITLE>Title Here </TITLE> Body TagThe tag means just that the "body" of your web page. What you put in the body tag is what will appear on your web page.![]() <BODY> What you type here will appear on your web page. </BODY>
Heading Tags<H1>....</H1> largest 1st level heading<H2>....</H2> <H3>....</H3> <H4>....</H4> <H5>....</H5> <H6>....</H6> smallest 6th level heading Paragraph Tags<p> This is the paragraph tag. When using this tag you don't have to have an end tag with it. It is used to define a paragraph.Break Tags<br> The Line Break tag also doesn't need an end tag. You use the <br> when you want to separate lines. This is a very useful tag.
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