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Below you will find a description of four of the most basic HTML tags:
The html, head, title, and meta tags. Any questions about these four tags can
be directed to me at this address, thank you.

Place this tag at the top of every HTML document you make.
This tells the browser you are using HTML, and starts the document.

The head tag in itself serves no real purpose.
The purpose of the head tag is to contain the meta and title tags.
Place the head tag after the HTML tag, and place the following two tags inside it.

Next comes the [title] tag, where you can put the title or
name of your page so that it shows up on the blue bar on the top
of the browser window. For example, if your page was on horses
, you might want to put [title] Horses [/title]
- where [/title] signafies the end of the title.

The [meta] tag contains information about your document. Every tag is in the
format of: [meta name="" content=""]. The "name" elements you can enter are:
Keywords, Description, Author, and Copyright, among other things. The first 2 are the most
common and only ones needed. In the "content" field for Keywords, enter
Single words about your page, seperated by commas. For description enter a sentence or
two about your page. An example is:

if your page was on horses, this would be a good idea.

You now have the information on your page, and are now ready to start building it.
If you are ready to continue, click Here to proceed.

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