4. Tags
a. < html >
The HTML language use something called 'Tag.' Some of the common tags are
< p >, < br >, < a >, < href >, < font >, < img >, and a few others. Of course
they look foreign to you right now. Don't worry, you'll soon master the skill to
use them.
The < html > tag is ALWAYS used in the beginning of a HTML document. Also
important, < /html > tag is the complement of < html >. The < /html > tag is ALWAYS
used at the end of a HTML document. One of the example is illustrated in creating
the web page new.html.
b. < body >
The < body > tag is used right after the < html > tag. It is to contain
everything on a web page. Similarly, you need to use the tag < /body > at the end
of the web page document.
c. < p >
The < p > tag stands for the start of a paragraph. You put it before any
paragraph. This gets you spaces between two paragraphs. Some times the end tag
< /p > is omitted.
d. < br >
The < br > tag stands for break. It is inserted into the document when we
want to start a new line. For example
Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx< br >
Yyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Here the line contain y is not on the next line after x line.
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