We will learn the basics of what web pages are and how they work. The coded HTML commands are included in a text file, and that typing HTML text yourself is better than using a graphical editor to create HTML commands for you—especially when you’re learning HTML. We will introduce to the most basic and important HTML tags. By adding these coded commands to any plain-text document, you can quickly transform it into a bonafide web page. Know that the first step in creating a web page is to put a few obligatory HTML tags at the beginning and end, including a title for the page. You then mark where paragraphs and lines end and add horizontal rules and headings if you want them. Table below summarizes all the HTML tags.
Tag Function Table below HTML Tags
| <html>…</html> | Encloses the entire HTML document. |
| <head>…</head> | Encloses the head of the HTML document. Used within the <html> tag pair. |
| <title>…</title> | Indicates the title of the document. Used within the <head> tag pair. |
| <body>…</body> | Encloses the body of the HTML document. Used within the <html> tag pair. |
| <p>…</p> | A paragraph; skips a line between paragraphs. |
| <br /> | A line break. |
| <hr /> | A horizontal rule line. |
| <h1>…</h1> | A first-level heading. |
| <h2>…</h2> | A second-level heading. |
| <h3>…</h3> | A third-level heading. |
| <h4>…</h4> | A fourth-level heading (seldom used). |
| <h5>…</h5> | A fifth-level heading (seldom used). |
| <h6>…</h6> | A sixth-level heading (seldom used). |
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