The HTML web page is separated into two sections: the head section and body section. Both these section is nested within the HTML tag which identifies the file as HTML code for browsers to recognize it as such.
The HEAD section is where you will provide the TITLE of your web page as well as where you will code the meta tags for search engine robots to determine how they should classify and categorize your web page. The HEAD section is also where you will insert your CSS and JavaScript code to further enhance the webpage.
The BODY section is where your main content will reside. The BODY section can contain any combination of text content, graphics, JavaScript code, or even Flash code.
Thus:
<HEAD>
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
</HEAD>
<BODY>
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .
</BODY>
</HTML>
From this basic starting point, you can go on to proceed to create a standardized template for your entire website. Once you have created a standard template, you can re-use it again and again only changing the title and main content area. By making your website similar page after page, will give your website an overall standardized look and feel.
- Learning HTML codes for building a web page
- Lesson 1 – The Basic HTML Tag
- Lesson 2 – Create a website page
- Lesson 3 – Text formatting tags
- Lesson 4 – Aligning the paragraph text
- Lesson 5 – Making bullet list and numbered list
- Lesson 6 – Create tables in your website
