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    Instruction:

    Arrange the
    Jumble

    AEDNGIH
    HEADING

    PGPAHRARA
    PARAGRAPH

    EUTTIRUBAT
    ATTRIBUTE

    EILNERABK
    LINE BREAK

    MMESTONC
    COMMENTS

    XTASNY

    SYNTAX

    TROMFA
    FORMAT

    HEADING
    PARAGRAPH
    ATTRIBUTE
    LINE BREAK
    COMMENTS
    SYNTAX
    FORMAT

    UNIT II:
    Lesson 1:
    HTML Elements
    Major Parts of HTML Document,
    Body Tag Attributes,
    Creating HTML Documents, Heading,
    Paragraph,
    Line Break,Comment
    Prepared By : Group III

    MAJOR PARTS OF
    HTML

    The HTML container tag indicates that the document must should
    be interpreted as HTML document.
    The HEAD container tag have the important information regarding
    the HTML document.
    The BODY container tags have the elements to be displayed in
    thebrowser.

    THE BODY TAG


    Of these 3, the BODY TAG has the most
    attributes, because this is the part
    where the content of
    theHTMLdocument is primarily located.

    Attribute

    bgcolor

    Descripti
    on

    Specifiesthecoloro
    f the page

    Format

    <body
    bgcolor=black>
    <body
    bgcolor=#000000>

    background

    Specifiesthe
    background image

    <bodybackground=im
    age.jpg>

    CONTD.
    Attribute

    Description

    Format

    text

    Specifiesthecolorof
    a normal text in the
    page

    <body
    text=black>

    link

    Specifiesthecolorof <body link=blue>


    the text with
    hyperlink in the
    page

    vlink

    Specifiesthecolorof
    the text with visited
    hyperlink in the
    page

    <body
    vlink=yellow>

    alink

    Specifiesthecolorof
    the text with
    hyperlink when
    clicked (hit state)

    <body
    alink=white>

    HTML Element Syntax


    An HTML element starts with a
    start tag / opening tag.
    An HTML element ends with an
    end tag / closing tag.
    The element content is everything
    between the start and the end tag. Some
    HTML elementshave empty content
    Emptyelementsare closed in the start
    tag.
    Most HTML elementscan have
    attributes.

    HEADING
    These are container tags which
    format text to emphasize its contents
    using default value forits size
    andcolor.
    Attribute
    Description
    Possible
    Values
    align

    Specifiesthealignm
    ent of the text
    inside the heading

    Left, right,
    center

    title

    Atextthatappears
    when the mouse
    passes over the
    heading

    Any text

    PARAGRAPH
    Paragraphs are defined with the<p>
    tag. It is equivalent to two linebreak
    tags
    <br><br>.
    Attributes
    Description
    Possible
    Values
    align

    Specifiesthe
    Alignment of
    the text inside
    the heading

    style

    Assignsthe
    Colors,
    formatof the background,
    paragraph
    fonts

    Left, right,
    center, justify

    LINE BREAK

    The <br> tag is usedwhen you


    want to force a line break (new
    line) wherever you place it. Take
    note that <br> is an empty tag, it
    does not require a closing tag.

    COMMENTS
    The starting tag and the closing tag for
    comments are <!-and -->, respectively.
    Comments are used to insert a
    comment or remark tothe HTML
    document. These comments willnot
    bedisplayed bythe browser.

    Thank You For


    Listening ..

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