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< !DOCTYPE >

Declaration tag that informs what version of HTML the page is written in.

< html > < /html >

Container tags for the entire HTML document.

< head > < /head >

Section allowing insertion of tags, links, and the

tag.
< meta >

Tags specifying metadata, including (but not limited to): descriptions, revision dates, keywords, and the HTML character set being used.

< link >

Tag used for referencing the style sheet used, typically with a .css file name extension.

< title > < /title >

Tag identifying the title of the document.

< body > < /body >

Tag containing all of the content of the page.

< p > < /p >

Tag defining a paragraph.

< h1 > < /h1 >

< h2 > < /h2 >


< h3 > < /h3 >


< h4 > < /h4 >


< h5 > < /h5 >


< h6 > < /h6 >

Tag defining headers within text.

< strong > < /strong >

Tag indicating text to be bolder.

< em > < /em >

Tag indicating text to be italicized.

< b > < /b >

Tag indicating text to use the bold font type.

< i > < /i >

Tag indicating text to use the italics font type.

< br/ >

Tag defining a line break.

< blockquote > < /blockquote >

Tag indicating a block of text.

< dfn > < /dfn >

Tag used for word definitions. Appears italic.

< code > < /code >

Tag used for program code examples. Appears as fixed-space font.

< kbd > < /kbd >

Tag used for keyboard user text to be typed. Appears as fixed-space font.

< samp > < /samp >

Tag used for program sample output. Appears as fixed-space font.

< var > < /var >

Tag used for variable text in program code. Appears italic.

< ol > < /ol >

Tag indicating an ordered list.

< ul > < /ul >

Tag indicating an un-ordered list.

< li > < /li >

Tag indicating a list item within an ordered or un-ordered list.

< !-- -- >

Tag used for making comments, unseen on the Web page. Typically used to test and see how a Web page will look without a particular markup element, informing others about important code you created, reminders, or inserting programming code such as JavaScript.

< pre > < /pre >

Tag indicating pre-formatted text to be used. Typically appears as fixed-width font.