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HTML stands for Hyper Text Mark Up Language. HTML is a set of instruction. It contains many different features and tags through which you can format the text. HTML creates a visual presentation which is displayed by a web browser. It also enables you to create websites, text pages, etc. There is also criticism for this language which is wide present in many different areas.HTML is not case-sensitive. But in higher web page coding lower case letters are best. 2) What is an Attribute ? An attribute is a keyword that is used in an opening tag to give more information to the web browser. This tag is very helpful in HTML. 3) What is Element?
The tag which has information about “metadata” of your web page. This tag holds information about keywords for search engines. It connects value to names and it places information in HTTP headers which determine the pages behavior. It includes keywords about your webpage which are parsed and indexed by search engines for collecting information about your webpage. The display of your webpage on internet is dependent upon your keywords. 4) What is the Character Element? Character elements are used to affect the look of text which is displayed by browser. HTML provides different elements to change the look of text which depends upon the type of words or phrases. 5) Explain the “Meaning” elements? The “meaning” elements are used to identify the words or phrases which have meaning to the text. This type of elements show characteristics about the text. These meaning elements increase the quality of the documents by adding structure to the document. 6) What are the basic Elements used in HTML? As you know that most of all web pages are written in HTML code. There are three basic elements which are used in HTML: i) HEAD Element: HEAD is the introduction of the web page. In this section, we can use the TITLE and information for search engine. ii) TITLE Element: This element is used to give the name to the page which appears in the title bar at the top of the browser window. Most important, TITLE must have some meaning full statement upto 200 characters. iii) BODY Element: BODY is the main section for any web page. This section describes how the page is viewed. 7) Explain the Coding structure of HTML? In HTML coding, all the elements are enclosed in < > brackets. The elements require the start tag and end tag. The end tag has the forward slash (/) before the name of element. <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>---------</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> </BODY> </HTML> 8) Describe about the iframe.
Internet explorer supports inline frames which are also called as floating frames. Inline frames can appear wherever you want them including in the middle of the page. All you have to do is specify the height and width of the frame after which you can load the HTML page into it. Inline frames are supported with the IFRAME element. 9) Explain about Z-Index?
Z-Index specifies the stacking order of a layer. Layers that have higher Z-INDEX values go above those with lower z-index values, Z index values that are positive are stacked above their parents, while negative ones are stacked below their parents. 10) What are the different types of lists? Explain?
There are three kinds of lists they are unordered lists, ordered lists and definition lists.
i) Unordered lists: -You can create them with elements like UL. Each item in the list gets its own element using the LI list item tag.
ii) Ordered lists: -While unordered lists displays a simple bullet before each list item, Ordered lists use a number system of some kind to indicate that the terms are ordered in some way.
iii) Definition lists: -These lists include both terms and their definitions. You use the element to create these lists. This tag uses both unordered lists and ordered lists.
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