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    Html stands for hypertext markup language and is used to structure and present content on the web. Div tags are essential html elements that are used to give websites structure by creating sections like navigation bars, headers, columns and more. A basic webpage structure includes opening html and head tags, linking a stylesheet, adding a title, and closing the head tag. Forms can be created using a table structure within form tags to organize input fields like text, email, password and textareas.

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    Html stands for hypertext markup language and is used to structure and present content on the web. Div tags are essential html elements that are used to give websites structure by creating sections like navigation bars, headers, columns and more. A basic webpage structure includes opening html and head tags, linking a stylesheet, adding a title, and closing the head tag. Forms can be created using a table structure within form tags to organize input fields like text, email, password and textareas.

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    Html stands for hypertext markup language and is used to structure and present content on the web. Div tags are essential html elements that are used to give websites structure by creating sections like navigation bars, headers, columns and more. A basic webpage structure includes opening html and head tags, linking a stylesheet, adding a title, and closing the head tag. Forms can be created using a table structure within form tags to organize input fields like text, email, password and textareas.

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    <html>

    Things to Remember
    <h1>WHAT DOES HTML STAND <h1>WHAT DO “DIV TAGS”
    FOR?</h1> DO?</h1>
    Html stands for hypertext markup Div tags are essential for giving websites
    language. structure. With them, you can create
    navigation bars, headers, columns, tables,
    EXAMPLE: DIV TAG NAV BAR and put them all in their own classified
    “unit”.

    <p>THE BEGINNINGS OF A WEBPAGE<p>


    Start your webpage with <!DOCTYPE html>, this tells the browser your page is written in
    html. Then open the html like this <html>, and the head <head>. Then you need to sync
    the page with your stylesheet by using a link, for example <link rel="stylesheet"
    href="stylesheet.css">. Now that your site has got a way of changing its looks,
    choose what your tab says by using <title>CSW Home</title>. Now, my tab says
    CSW Home. Close the head, you’re done with it </head>.

    <p>CREATING A FORM<p>
    Do the same thing we did in the last box to begin creating your webpage. Then open your
    body like this <body>, and create a div tag for your page wrap (or container). To begin our
    form, we must first create a form element like this <form action = "form.html"
    method ="post">, the method = “post” means that the user data will NOT be put
    into the address bar like on google or amazon. If you want it to be in the address bar simply
    change the “post” to “get”. To create our form layout, we must use a table structure:
    <table>
    <tr><td>Surname</td><td><input type= "text" name="input_surname"></td></tr>
    <tr><td>Email Address</td><td><input type= "text" name="input_email"></td></tr>
    <tr><td>Password</td><td><input type= "password" name="input_pwd"></td></tr>
    <tr><td colspan="2"<textarea rows="5" cols="35"></textarea></td></tr>
    </table>

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