call label (tag). The label has
usually two parts:
A general opening \u0026lt;label>
A latch type \u0026lt;/ label>
Everything that is included within this tag will suffer
changes that characterize the same. As
eg
\u0026lt;b> tags and \u0026lt;/ b> define a bold text. If in our HTML document we write a sentence with the following code:
\u0026lt;b> This is bold \u0026lt;/ b>
The result is:
This is bold
\u0026lt;p> tags and \u0026lt;/ p> define a paragraph. If we write our HTML document:
\u0026lt;p> Hi, we are in 1, \u0026lt;/ p>
\u0026lt;p> Now change the paragraph \u0026lt;/ p>
The result would be:
Hello, We are in paragraph 1
paragraph
Now change
Parts of a HTML document
addition to this, a document must be enclosed in HTML tags and \u0026lt;html> \u0026lt;/ html> .
Within this document, we can distinguish two main parts:
The header, delimited by \u0026lt;head> and \u0026lt;/ head> tags where nature will post information such as the title of our page.
body, delimited by the tags and \u0026lt;body> \u0026lt;/ body> , which is where we will place text and images in turn defined by other labels as we saw earlier.
The result is a document with the following structure:
\u0026lt;html>
\u0026lt;head>
Tags and contents of the header data
not listed on our website but that are important to
cataloged: Title, keywords, etc.
\u0026lt;/ head>
\u0026lt;body>
Labels and body content
Part of the document to be displayed by the browser: Text and images
\u0026lt;/ body>
\u0026lt;/ html>
The character cases are indifferent to write tags
Labels can be written in any case combination sensitive. Ie \u0026lt;HTML> or \u0026lt;HTML> are the same label. However, you should get used to write in lowercase because other technologies that can coexist with our HTML (XML for example) are not as permissive and is never wrong to have good habits from the beginning to avoid trivial faults the future.
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