HTML

• Body


  The main content of a webpage, containing all the visible content that users see
• Head


  Contains behind-the-scenes information and metadata for browsers and search engines
• Headings


  • Define the structure of content with six levels, indicating main topics and subtopics
  • Always written in bold letters on the web
• Paragraphs


  Group text blocks for readability, allowing for various text content and formatting within
• Paragraphs


  • <p>I miss you na po</p>
• Images


  Elements used to display visual content on a web page, represented using the <img> tag
• Images


  • <img src="7aa56780dd32676633934beb201da8e7.jpg" alt="Cute girls in the beach" height="400" width="300">
• Hyperlinks


  Elements that allow users to navigate between web pages or different sections within the same page, created using the <a> tag
• Hyperlinks


  • <a href="index.html">Click Me</a>
• Audio


  Elements used to embed audio content into a web page, using the <audio> tag
• Audio


  • <audio src="spotifydown.com - Sinta.mp3" controls type="audio/mp3"></audio>
• Video


  Elements used to embed video content into a web page, using the <video> tag
• Video


  • <video src="received_3691070367797319.mp4" controls height="280" width="280" id="v1"></video>
• Ordered Lists


  • Lists where each item is numbered, created using the <ol> element
• Ordered Lists


  • <ol><li>Burger</li><li>Fries</li><li>Fried Chicken</li><li>Piniritong manok</li></ol>
• Unordered Lists


  • Lists where each item is bulleted or marked with a similar symbol, created using the <ul> element
• Unordered Lists


  • <ul><li>Burger</li><li>Fries</li><li>Fried Chicken</li><li>Piniritong manok</li></ul>
• Description Lists


  • Lists where each item consists of a term and its description, created using the <dl> element
• Description Lists


  • <dl><dt>Coffee</dt><dd>Black hot drink</dd><dt>Milk</dt><dd>White cold drink</dd></dl>
• Input Types


  Form controls that allow users to input data, specified using the type attribute of the <input> element
• Input Types


  • Text input
  • Password input
  • Checkbox
  • Radio button
  • Submit button
  • Reset button
• In HTML, the <input> element is used to create form controls that allow users to input data. The 'type' attribute of the <input> element specifies the type of input control that will be created.
• Input types


  • Text input (type="text")
  • Password input (type="password")
  • Checkbox (type="checkbox")
  • Radio button (type="radio")
  • Submit button (type="submit")
  • Reset button (type="reset")
  • File input (type="file")
  • Date input (type="date")
• In HTML, <div> is a block-level element that is used to create a division or section in a web page. It is a generic container that allows you to group and style content together.
• In HTML, <span> is an inline-level element used to apply styles or manipulate specific portions of text within a larger block of content without affecting the structure of the document.
• In HTML, the <table> element is used to create tabular data or tables. Tables consist of rows (<tr>) and columns (<td> for regular cells, <th> for header cells). The structure of a table is defined by these elements.
• The <main> tag is a semantic HTML5 element used to represent the main content of a document or web page.
• The <section> element is often used to divide the content of a webpage into distinct sections, such as chapters, articles, or functional blocks.
• HTML Attributes


  • CLASS
  • ID
  • STYLE
  • SRC
  • HREF
  • ALT
  • TITLE
  • WIDTH
  • HEIGHT
  • PLACEHOLDER
  • TYPE
  • VALUE
  • CHECKED
  • DISABLED
  • READONLY
  • MAXLENGTH
  • MIN
  • MAX
  • REQUIRED
  • AUTOFOCUS