HTML ELEMENTS

 HTML ELEMENTS 

In the first lesson we have studied about tags and things like

 Begin tag (opening a tag) and end tag (shutting a tag).

An HTML elements is usually composed of a "start tag ", 
“Elements content “ and an “end tag”.

EXAMPLE:

<P> This is an elements . </P>

OUTPUT:

This is an element content.

The model HTML Element above is made out of the accompanying:

start tag: <p>

element content: This is an element content.

end tag: </p>

Example:

<h1> Learning HTML Elements </h1>

Output:

Learning HTML Elements

The model HTML Element above is made out of the accompanying:

start tag: <h1>

element content: Learning HTML Elements

Closing tag: </h1>

Nested HTML Elements:

There are a few cases that a HTML component can contain at least one HTML components.

For you to all the more likely comprehend it take a gander at the

example code below.

<p><i> Italicized text </i></p>

Output:

Italicized text

The model settled HTML Elements above are made out of the accompanying:

• Start tag. <p>

• Start tag. <i> 

• Element Content: Italicized text

• End tag:  </i>

 • End tag: </p>

On the model above, there are two beginning tag and two end tag.

The second tag i.e. <i> italicizes the text within.

Empty Elements

Elements without an element content or an end tag are referred to as empty elements.

A list of commonly used Empty Elements:

<meta />

<link />

<img /> <br />

<hr />

<input />

The best practice in HTML Void Components is to continuously put a forward cut/sign before the more prominent than > sign.

In this manner they are shut at their beginning labels.