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• A Table is a powerful tool that is used to show and relate a specific type of nformation. As you already know, tables will allow you to arrange your data such as text, images, and links into rows and columns. In this part of the lesson, you will learn basic HTML for inserting text and images using a table.
• The BODY tag contains all the content on an HTML page
• Defines a table caption <caption>
• Specifies a group of one or more columns in a table for formatting <colgroup>
• Tags are markers in HTML documents that indicate a special type of coding that are used to specify document titles, itemized lists, create tables, and format texts among others. It is always enclosed with a less than (<) symbol and a greater than (>) symbol. There are two basic types of tags:
• 1. Paired Tags -This is a type of tag that has a companion. The first tag is referred to as the Opening tag, and the second tag is referred to as the Closing tag.
• 2. Unpaired Tags - This tag is also known as a Stand-alone tag since it does not need a closing tag. Some of these tags only provide information about your HTML document and does not affect the contents or how they are displayed.
• <br> This tag will give you a line break. This means that the text will move and start on the next line.

  <hr>

  This tag will draw a horizontal line across your page. The "hr" means horizontal rule. <meta> This tag is used to store information usually relevant to browsers and search engines. <area> This tag is used for defining an area in an image map.
• UNPAIRED TAGS :

  br, hr, meta, area

  STRUCTURAL TAGS :

  html, head, title, body

  HEADINGS -

  FORMATTING TAGS :

  em, strong, center

  SEPARATORS / CONTAINER TAGS :

  p, br, hr, div