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HTML code to create a button uses an opening tag and closing tag?
HTML code to create a button uses an opening tag and closing tag?
<button></button>
Paragraph Tags?
Paragraph Tags?
Paragraph Tags?
Paragraph Tags?
h1 heading?
h1 heading?
Line Break?
Line Break?
There's an element for giving emphasis to text, it makes it italic?
There's an element for giving emphasis to text, it makes it italic?
Element to define important text?
Element to define important text?
Make text important - use these tags for the text inside a button?
Make text important - use these tags for the text inside a button?
General beginning/end of HTML pages?
General beginning/end of HTML pages?
Button Stacked with a Line Break?
Button Stacked with a Line Break?
Anchor tags?
Anchor tags?
Anchor with URL and link text structure?
Anchor with URL and link text structure?
Image/source/width/height structure?
Image/source/width/height structure?
Input/placeholder structure?
Input/placeholder structure?
To create a group of elements, we surround the elements with?
To create a group of elements, we surround the elements with?
We can access local webpages like trail.html by adding / before the file name?
We can access local webpages like trail.html by adding / before the file name?
To keep .html file names easy to read, we (what?) each word and place a (what?) in between?
To keep .html file names easy to read, we (what?) each word and place a (what?) in between?
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Study Notes
HTML Buttons
- A button in HTML is created using
<button>opening and closing tags, allowing for customizable functionality and styling.
Paragraph Tags
- Paragraphs in HTML are defined using
<p>tags, which start with an opening tag and end with a closing tag, effectively structuring text into readable sections.
Headings
- The
<h1>tag represents the highest level of heading in HTML, emphasizing the most important title or section of content.
Line Breaks
- A line break is inserted using the
<br>tag, which is a self-closing tag that creates a new line without starting a new paragraph.
Emphasis Element
- The
<em>tag is used to emphasize text, typically rendering it in italic style to convey importance or stress.
Important Text Element
- The
<strong>element is designed to define text that is of strong importance, often displayed in bold to highlight its significance.
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