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The `` tag is used to represent the main heading in an HTML document.
The `` tag is used to represent the main heading in an HTML document.
False (B)
It is recommended to use multiple `` tags per page.
It is recommended to use multiple `` tags per page.
False (B)
The `` tag is used to represent sub-subheadings in an HTML document.
The `` tag is used to represent sub-subheadings in an HTML document.
False (B)
The default behavior of the `` tag is to display text in a small font size.
The default behavior of the `` tag is to display text in a small font size.
It is acceptable to use the `` tag in the middle of a paragraph.
It is acceptable to use the `` tag in the middle of a paragraph.
HTML structure only supports two types of lists, ordered and unordered lists.
HTML structure only supports two types of lists, ordered and unordered lists.
The <ul><li> tag is used to create an ordered list in HTML.
The <ul><li> tag is used to create an ordered list in HTML.
HTML lists can only be used to group a set of related items with numbers or bullets.
HTML lists can only be used to group a set of related items with numbers or bullets.
The `` tag is used to define the term in a description list in HTML.
The `` tag is used to define the term in a description list in HTML.
HTML lists can be used to group a set of unrelated items in a single list.
HTML lists can be used to group a set of unrelated items in a single list.
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HTML <h1> tag
HTML <h1> tag
The <h1> tag represents the main heading in an HTML document.
Multiple <h1> tags
Multiple <h1> tags
Using multiple <h1> tags per page is generally discouraged, as it implies multiple main topics.
HTML <h3> tag
HTML <h3> tag
The <h3> (or sub-subheading) tag represents a sub-heading in a sub-subheading structure (not a sub-sub-subheading).
HTML <h1> font size
HTML <h1> font size
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Paragraph placement of <h1>
Paragraph placement of <h1>
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HTML list types
HTML list types
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HTML <ul><li> for ordered list
HTML <ul><li> for ordered list
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HTML list use cases
HTML list use cases
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HTML <dt> tag
HTML <dt> tag
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HTML list of unrelated items
HTML list of unrelated items
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Study Notes
HTML Structure: Text
- HTML organizes text for browser display as intended by developers.
- Headings categorize content levels, aiding search engines and navigation.
- The
<p>tag structures text into paragraphs within an HTML document.
Text: Heading
- Use
<h1>for main titles; there are six heading elements:<h1>,<h2>,<h3>,<h4>,<h5>,<h6>. - Each heading level indicates a different content hierarchy.
<h1>denotes the main heading;<h2>for subheadings;<h3>for sub-subheadings, and so on.- Default
<h1>styling is bold with a larger font size; should be used at the document's start only.
Text: Heading (Rule of Thumb)
- Ideally, utilize one
<h1>per page, ensuring a clear structure. - Maintain correct hierarchical order in headings; avoid mixing
<h2>with sub-subheading tags. - Limit the use of heading levels to a maximum of three to enhance clarity.
HTML Structure: List
- HTML lists provide a way to group related items effectively.
List: Unordered List
- An unordered list starts with the
<ul>tag and each item with<li>, often appearing as a bulleted list. - Bullet styles include:
- Default: ●
- Circle style: ○
- Square style: ■
- No bullets: (none)
List: Ordered List
- An ordered list is initiated with the
<ol>tag and items with<li>, displaying items in a numbered format. - Various list types can be designated using the
typeattribute:type="1"for numbers (1, 2, 3)type="A"for uppercase letters (A, B, C)type="a"for lowercase letters (a, b, c)type="I"for uppercase Roman numerals (I, II, III)type="i"for lowercase Roman numerals (i, ii, iii)
Other List Types
- HTML supports description lists, using the
<dl>for the list,<dt>for terms, and<dd>for definitions or descriptions.
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Test your knowledge of HTML structure, including headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, links, objects, and images. Learn how to give text structure for better search engine optimization and browser display.
