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HTML. Hypertext Markup Language. Introducing HTML. HTML is the language used in writing websites Open the “HTML Practice” link on the Daily Log Delete everything in the white box, so it is blank. Tags . Most tags have start tags and end tags HTML tag <html>

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  1. HTML Hypertext Markup Language

  2. Introducing HTML • HTML is the language used in writing websites • Open the “HTML Practice” link on the Daily Log • Delete everything in the white box, so it is blank

  3. Tags • Most tags have start tags and end tags • HTML tag <html> Everything between these tags is defined as a html document </html> • Heading tag <head> Defines information about the document </head>

  4. More tags • <title> </title> defines the title of the document • <body> </body> defines the main part of the document • <p> </p> defines a paragraph • <h1></h1> to <h6></h6> defines headings at levels 1-6 • <br> defines a single break • <hr> defines a horizontal line • Neither the <br> or <hr> tag has an end tag

  5. Practice on your own • Practice in the window you opened before. • Create a page with your name at the top, and a paragraph about your favorite flavor of ice-cream. • Make a second paragraph about something you’re happy about today • Draw a horizontal line and write the name of your favorite animal, and the name you’d give it if you were able to own one.

  6. Real HTML • Open Notepad++ from the icon on your desktop • Copy and paste the HTML code you created in the practice window onto the page in Notepad • Save your Notepad File as an HTML file • Notice what your file looks like on the desktop • Double click it to open your file as a webpage! • Name your webpage html_box#_box# and send it to IHStechacademy@gmail.com

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