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RasputinAXP: redir

2006-04-05T23:21:42Z

redir

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			#REDIRECT [[HTML]]
	This page is for HTML '''syntax''', NOT JUST HTML! Please do not redirect. There isn't any syntax on the main HTML page, so you cannot honestly redirect. Go to the talk page if you have an issue.

	==Tags==
	===Basic Tags===
	====html====
	<html></html> starts and ends an HTML document. It must be included in every HTML document, most likely at the beginning and end of the document.
	====head====
	<head></head> starts and ends the header section of any HTML document. This section is optional, but is highly recommended. It holds such information as the title of the page, the meta information (for search engines), and any scripts or stylesheets you may wish to use for your webpage.
	====body====
	<body></body> starts and ends the body of any HTML document. This section is also optional, though if you leave it out, there will be nothing for the browser to display!
	====p====
	<p></p> starts and ends a basic paragraph. It provides a line break before and after the enclosed text, if there wasn't one already. This is the simplest and most used tag (excepting, perhaps, the <a> tag).
	====a====
	<a></a> denotes an anchor. Anchors can be used in several ways. The most common way is external links (like the ones at the bottom of your favorite Wikipedia article). These are usually made by typing <a href="''External Link URL''">''External Link Name''</a>. They are also used as anchors (duh) to parts of a page. Wikipedia uses these for sections (see the table up at the top of the page).

Huo Ma Ke at 19:30, 31 March 2006

2006-03-31T19:30:44Z

← Previous revision		Revision as of 19:30, 31 March 2006
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			This page is for HTML '''syntax''', NOT JUST HTML! Please do not redirect. There isn't any syntax on the main HTML page, so you cannot honestly redirect. Go to the talk page if you have an issue.
	#REDIRECT [[HTML]]

			==Tags==
			===Basic Tags===
			====html====
			<html></html> starts and ends an HTML document. It must be included in every HTML document, most likely at the beginning and end of the document.
			====head====
			<head></head> starts and ends the header section of any HTML document. This section is optional, but is highly recommended. It holds such information as the title of the page, the meta information (for search engines), and any scripts or stylesheets you may wish to use for your webpage.
			====body====
			<body></body> starts and ends the body of any HTML document. This section is also optional, though if you leave it out, there will be nothing for the browser to display!
			====p====
			<p></p> starts and ends a basic paragraph. It provides a line break before and after the enclosed text, if there wasn't one already. This is the simplest and most used tag (excepting, perhaps, the <a> tag).
			====a====
			<a></a> denotes an anchor. Anchors can be used in several ways. The most common way is external links (like the ones at the bottom of your favorite Wikipedia article). These are usually made by typing <a href="''External Link URL''">''External Link Name''</a>. They are also used as anchors (duh) to parts of a page. Wikipedia uses these for sections (see the table up at the top of the page).

RasputinAXP: redir

2006-03-31T03:41:54Z

redir

← Previous revision		Revision as of 03:41, 31 March 2006
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			#REDIRECT [[HTML]]
	==HTML Syntax==
	This article hopes to simply list all HTML tags, or at least all tags that people care to insert. Go to the Talk page to suggest anything, or just put it right in there!
	==Tags==
	Categorized further into a few sections, of course...
	===Basic Section Tags===
	Very basic tags that every webpage must-or should-have.
	====HTML====
	The tag <html> is used simply to start a new HTML document. At the end of the document, put </html>
	====Head====
	The tag <head> is used to begin the header of the document. The header section has information about the document, such as its title, its meta information, and any scripts used in the opening of the document. It is highly suggested that this be included in all but the simplest webpages. Of course, when you have finished your header section, use the </head> tag.
	====Body====
	This tag begins the body of the document. This includes all displayed media, text, and so on. As always, close the section with </body>

	The tags which can be used inside of this section will be explained in great detail later.
	===Updates===
	Anyone can help me out with the writing of this (which I plan to do slowly), and so speed up the process. This is something I hope will be useful as reference and learning material.

Huo Ma Ke at 03:28, 31 March 2006

2006-03-31T03:28:49Z

New page

==HTML Syntax==
This article hopes to simply list all HTML tags, or at least all tags that people care to insert. Go to the Talk page to suggest anything, or just put it right in there!
==Tags==
Categorized further into a few sections, of course...
===Basic Section Tags===
Very basic tags that every webpage must-or should-have.
====HTML====
The tag <html> is used simply to start a new HTML document. At the end of the document, put </html>
====Head====
The tag <head> is used to begin the header of the document. The header section has information about the document, such as its title, its meta information, and any scripts used in the opening of the document. It is highly suggested that this be included in all but the simplest webpages. Of course, when you have finished your header section, use the </head> tag.
====Body====
This tag begins the body of the document. This includes all displayed media, text, and so on. As always, close the section with </body>

The tags which can be used inside of this section will be explained in great detail later.
===Updates===
Anyone can help me out with the writing of this (which I plan to do slowly), and so speed up the process. This is something I hope will be useful as reference and learning material.