HTML: Elements
<p> </p> <!-- paragraph -->
<body> </body>
<!-- defines an html document
“body" -->
OBS: there can be only one <body> in
an html file.
There are six levels of section
headings <h1> to <h6>
<h1> </h1>
<!-- usually used only one time
in the file, in the <header> -->
<br>
<!-- break tag = adds a line
break / a self-closing tag -->
Elements <p>Hello World!</p>
Good to know, but not used anymore.
<b> </b> <!-- Bold -->
<i> </i> <!-- Italicize -->
<u> </u> <!-- Underline -->
<s> </s> <!-- Strikethrough -->
<strong> </strong>
<!-- used to convey the content
inside is important -->
Text Formatting Elements
<ul> </ul> <!-- Unordered list =
bullet points -->
<ol> </ol> <!-- Ordered list =
numbered list -->
<li> </li> <!-- List item element =
goes inside <ol> and <ul> -->
<ul>
<li>The Origins I: HTML</li>
<li>The Origins II: CSS</li>
</ul>
Lists
<a href=" “> </a>
<!-- <a> is an anchor element
+ href = a pointer to another
website that is linked in the
html -->
*can be also used to:
<a href=“mailto: “> </a>
<a href=“tel: “> </a>
<a href=“sms: “> </a>
<img src=" ">
<!-- image element + source
attribute that specifies the
file path of the image /
self-closing tag -->
Links
Notes
