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<title> All_basic_tags </title>
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<h1> Header tags </h1>
<h1> Header One </h1>
<h2> Header Two </h2>
<h3> Header Three </h3>
<h4> Header Four </h4>
<h5> Header Five </h5>
<h6> Header Six </h6>
<!-- This is a comment in this there will be the description of tags --
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<!-- Headers start from h1 to h6 & the size decreases from h1 to h6,
h1 is the biggest header while h6 is the smallest -->
<h1> Paragraph tag </h1>
<p> This is a paragraph tag </p>
<!-- Paragraph tag is represented as <p> …. </p> -->
<h1> Line Break tag</h1>
<!-- <br> is a line break tag & it is used to start the content from a
new line, it is an unpaired tag -->
<br>
<h1> Horizontal Line/ Rule Tag </h1>
<!-- This tag is used to create a horizontal line/ rule & it is
represented as <hr>. it is also an unpaired tag -->
<hr>
Unpaired tags are those tags which don’t have a closing tag while paired tags are
those which have opening and closing tags
<br>
<h1> Subscript tag </h1>
<!-- This tag is used to write chemical formulas or to get a value on
the base position of an alphabet, it is represented as [ H<sub>2</sub>O & it will
get the result as ‘H2O’] -->
H<sub>2</sub>O
<h1> Superscript tag </h1>
<!-- This tag is used to write mathematical formulas/equations or to
get a value on the power position to an alphabet, it is represented as [
a<sup>2</sup>+ b<sup>2</sup> & it will get the result as ‘a2+b2’] -->
a<sup>2</sup>+ b<sup>2</sup>
<h1> Formatting Tags </h1>
<b> Bold </b>
<i> Italic </i>
<u> Underline </u>
<! - - These Tags are used for basic formatting i.e., Bold [<b>….
</b>], Italic [<i>…. </i>], Underline [<u>…. </u>] - - >
<h2> HTML_Attributes </h2>
<!-- There are many attributes of a tag in HTML & each tag attribute is
mentioned after the tag name with its attribute name and attribute value followed
by the content and closing tag -->
<h1 align="center" > HTML attribute </h1>
<!-- In the above example align is the attribute name of <h1> tag &
center is its attribute value -->
<!-- The <body> tag has several attributes that can be used to modify
its behaviour or appearance. Some of the common attributes of the <body> tag are
text, bgcolor, background -->
<!-- The attributes of hr tag are as follows :- align, color, size,
width, noshade -->
<h1> Creating Lists </h1>
<!-- A list is a way of organising information as a group of related items. It
makes the content easy to read and understand. -->
<!-- You can create different types of lists using HTML namely :
Ordered lists, Unordered lists, definition lists and nested lists -->
<h2> Ordered Lists </h2>
<!--Ordered lists are lists in which the items are numbered. To create
an ordered list, the <ol>…</ol> tag is used. Each item in the list is specified by
the <li> tag.-->
<!-- Attribute: type
Used to: define the numbering style for each item of an ordered
list
Values: '1', 'I', 'a', etc
Attribute: start
Used to: specify the starting value of the first list item
Values: any number-->
<h3> Subjects </h3>
<h4> Main Subjects </h4>
<ol type= "a" start=i>
<li> English </li>
<li> Maths </li>
<li> Science </li>
<li> Social Science </li>
</ol>
<!-- If you do not specify the type and start attributes in an ordered
list, the list will use numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) as default numbers for the list
items.-->
<h2> Unordered Lists </h2>
<!-- In an unordered list, the items do not appear in a numbered
sequence; instead, a bullet appears before each item of the list. An unordered list
is created using the <ul> tag. By default, list items in the unordered list are
marked with a disc symbol. The type attribute decides the style of the bullet. -->
<!-- Attribute: type | Used to : specify the type of bullet | Values :
disc, square, circle and none -->
<h3> Subjects </h3>
<h4> Additional Subjects </h4>
<ul type= "square">
<li> Art Education </li>
<li> Life Skills </li>
<li> Dance </li>
<li> Library </li>
</ul>
<h2> Definition Lists </h2>
<!-- A definition list is a list of terms along with the definition or
description of each term. The list starts with the <dl> tag and has two more tags
inside it. The <dt> tag states the term, while the <dd> tag defines the term. -->
<h2> Nested lists </h2>
<!--A nested list in HTML is a list that is placed within another list.
It is used to create a hierarchical structure of information.-->
<!--For example, you can place an ordered list (<ol>) inside an
unordered list (<ul>) or vice versa.-->
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