Title in HTML
Heading (Heading) in HTML is determined by word markup
next
,
Inside
is the most important title
is the least important.
For example
Example title 1
Example title 2
Example title 3
Example title 4
Example title 5
Example title 6
The browser will automatically add a space (or margin) before and after the title.
The title is very important
The search engines use headers to add indexes to the structure and content of your web pages. Users also skim the headlines to understand the content so using headlines to show text structure is important.
Title
should be used as the main title, then
and
.
Note that the HTML title should be used to display the title, not for the purpose of making the text larger or darker.
Larger title
Each title in HTML has a default size. But you can change this size with style,
properties style,
using the font-size
properties of CSS.
For example
Example title 1
Use horizontal ruler in HTML
Card
used to create a horizontal line on the HTML page. This element is used to split content (or show changes) on an HTML page.
For example
Example title 1
Text content 1
Example title 2
Text content 2
Element in HTML
Element in HTML is not related to HTML titles. It is used to store metadata (data about HTML documents). This data will not be displayed.
Element placed between cards
and card
For example
Văn bản HTML
…
Note: Metadata often identifies text names, character sets, styles, paths, scripts, and more.
How to view HTML source?
If you see a nice website and wonder how the web developer has done, you can completely view the HTML source code of the website.
See the HTML source code of the website
Right-click anywhere on the page and select View Page Source (on Chrome) or View Source (on IE) or similar options on other browsers. A new window will open, displaying the HTML source of the page.
Check HTML elements
Right-click an element (or blank area) on the page and select Inspect or Inspect Element to see what the element is (will include HTML and CSS). You can quickly edit HTML or CSS right on the Elements panel and the new Styles opens.
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