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3.

HTML
• HTML, which stands for "Hypertext Markup Language," is the standard
markup language used to create and structure content on the World Wide
Web
• It is the backbone of web pages and is essential for displaying text, images,
multimedia, and other elements in web browsers
• Here's a brief overview of HTML: Markup Language: HTML is a markup
language, not a programming language
• It uses a set of tags to define the structure and elements of a web page
• Text and Elements: HTML is used to structure text and multimedia
elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, lists, tables, forms,
and more
• It provides the structure and content of a webpage, which can be enhanced
with styling and interactivity
3.1 Paragraph
Formatting Tags
• HTML provides various tags to format
paragraphs of text, such as for defining
paragraphs and for line breaks
• You can use CSS to further style and
format the text within these paragraphs
3.2 List Tags
• HTML allows you to create lists with
two main types: ordered lists using and
list items with , and unordered lists
using and
• Lists help organize and present
information in a structured manner
3.3 Ordered and Unordered
Lists with Start and Type
Attributes

• In ordered lists , you can use the start attribute


to specify the starting number for the list
• You can also use the type attribute to change
the numbering style
• Unordered lists create bulleted lists, and their
appearance is typically controlled with CSS
3.4 Background Image
and Other Image
Insertion in Web Pages

• You can set a background image for


a web page using CSS by specifying
a background-image property
• To insert other images within the
content, you use the tag, specifying
the image source using the src
attribute
• You can also control image
alignment and size using CSS
3.5 Creation of a
Table
• To create tables in HTML, you use the
element to define the table, for table
rows, for table headers, and for table
data cells
• Tables are used to organize data into
rows and columns
3.6 Anchor Tag
• The anchor tag, , is used to create
hyperlinks in HTML
• You specify the destination URL using
the href attribute
• This allows users to click on the link and
navigate to another web page or resource
3.7 Hyperlink
• Hyperlinks are clickable elements in web pages
that allow users to navigate to other web pages or
resources
• Hyperlinks can lead to other web pages, files, or
even specific sections within the same page using
anchor tags with fragment identifiers
• These are fundamental concepts in HTML for
structuring and formatting content on web pages,
as well as providing navigation through hyperlinks

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