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The document provides comprehensive notes on HTML, covering its basics, document structure, tags, elements, and attributes. It includes details on forms, input fields, buttons, links, images, tables, lists, and semantic HTML5 tags. The notes serve as a quick reference for web development and SEO practices.
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HTML One Page

The document provides comprehensive notes on HTML, covering its basics, document structure, tags, elements, and attributes. It includes details on forms, input fields, buttons, links, images, tables, lists, and semantic HTML5 tags. The notes serve as a quick reference for web development and SEO practices.
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​1. HTML BASICS​ ​url=URL">​
​- HTML = HyperText Markup Language​ ​Uses:​
​- Used to structure web pages using tags​ ​- SEO ,Refresh, Redirect ,Cookies​
​2. DOCUMENT STRUCTURE​ ​11. FORMS​
​3. TAGS​ ​- Used to collect user data​
​- Written in <>​ ​<form action="URL"​
​- Opening + Closing → <p>...</p>​ ​method="GET/POST">​
​- Empty (void) → <br>, <hr>, <img>​ ​</form>​
​4. ELEMENTS​ ​- GET → data in URL​
​- Element = <tag>content</tag>​ ​- POST → secure​
​- Nested elements allowed​ ​12. INPUT FIELDS​
​- HTML forms a tree structure​ ​- <input> inside form​
​5. BASIC TAGS​ ​Types:​
​- Headings → <h1> to <h6>​ ​- text, password, email, number​
​- Paragraph → <p> ,Line break → <br>​ ​- radio, checkbox, file​
​- Horizontal line → <hr>​ ​Attributes:​
​- Preserve format → <pre>​ ​- name (important), value,placeholder​
​- Non-breaking space → &nbsp;​ ​required​
​- Center (deprecated) → <center>​ ​13. BUTTONS​
​6. ATTRIBUTES​ ​- <button>​
​- Syntax → <tag name="value">​ ​Types: button ,submit (default),reset​
​Core:​ ​<input type="button">​
​- id → unique ,class → grouping​ ​14. LINKS (<a>)​
​style → CSS ,title → tooltip​ ​- Used for navigation​
​International:​ ​<a href="URL">Text</a>​
​- dir (ltr / rtl), lang,xml:lang​ ​Attributes: href , target="_blank"​
​Generic:​ ​15. IMAGES (<img>)​
​- align, valign​ ​- Display images​
​- bgcolor, background​ ​<img src="path" alt="text">​
​- width, height​ ​Attributes:​
​7. FORMATTING TAGS​ ​- src ,alt​
​- <b> bold ,<i> italic​ ​16. TABLES​
​- <u> underline m,<strike> strike​ ​<table>​
​<tt> monospace ,<sup> superscript​ ​<tr>​
​- <sub> subscript ,<del> deleted​ ​<th>Header</th>​
​- <ins> inserted ,<big> big text​ ​<td>Data</td>​
​- <small> small text​ ​</tr>​
​8. GROUPING​ ​</table>​
​- <div> → block​ ​Tags:​
​- <span> → inline​ ​- table, tr, th, td​
​9. PHRASE / INLINE TAGS​ ​17. LISTS​
​- <em>, <strong>​ ​Ordered:​
​- <mark> ,<abbr>, <acronym>​ ​<ol><li>Item</li></ol>​
​- <bdo>, <dfn>, <blockquote>, <q>​ ​Unordered:​
​- <cite> ,<code>, <kbd>, <var>, <samp>​ ​<ul><li>Item</li></ul>​
​- <address>​ ​18. SEMANTIC HTML5 TAGS​
​10. META TAGS​ ​- <header>​
​- Inside <head>​ ​- <nav>​
​- Provide metadata​ ​- <section>​
​Examples:​ ​- <article>​
​<meta name="keywords"​ ​- <footer>​
​content="HTML">​ ​Purpose:​
​<meta name="description" content="HTML​ ​- Better structure​
​basics">​ ​- SEO friendly​

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