PlantUML Diagram
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3.2 HTMLHypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the language used to define and display your contents in the form of a webpage. With the help of tags, you will define different contents what they are, correspondingly HTML will display them accordingly. HTML identifies and provides support for every object in a webpage on the basis of tags.
3.2.1 HTML Document Object ModelThe Document Object Model (DOM) is a standard which provides mutual interpretation where grammar of a language can be associated with and can coexist on various operating systems. In HTML, every file is interpreted as a XHTML document...
3.2.2 Tags in HTMLHTML is a tag-based programming language, so we should recognize ourselves with the most important and frequent tags that we will encounter in the development of learning curve.
3.2.2.1 HTML TagAny HTML is identified with the <html> and </html> tag-pair. So, anything written between this tag-pair is recognized as a HTML document...
3.2.2.8 Bullets & NumberingHTML treats bullets and numbering in the form of an unordered <ul> and ordered list <ol>, respectively. Bullets can be of type circle, square or disc. The numbered list have the option of numerals and alphabets to choose from, just like a word-editor.
3.2.3 Manipulating Data with TablesTables are a good way to enlist data which is visually appealing. HTML provides 'table' tag-pair to allocate and designate data within the table. The first row of the table is the header row and is generally used for headings and is defined with the 'th' tag-pair. Whereas data is manipulated through 'td' tag-pair.
3.2.4 Links to ResourcesLinks are helpful components of a webpage, via which you can redirect to another webpage or a document. Links are called Hyperlinks in HTML with 'a' tag-pair. Hyperlinks are easy to identify on a webpage, as the mouse cursor changes as soon as the cursor touches a link element. Hyperlinks can be associated not only to text, but to images as well. The general syntax for defining a link is like: <a href='https://www.example.com' target='_blank'>Link text</a>