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Key Features of HTML5

              Some of the important features of HTML5 are:
                  It is a platform independent language.

                  It allows us to build tables.
                  It allows us to add a link on the web page.
                  It is not case sensitive language.

                  It is a very easy and simple language.

                   It provides a flexible way to design web pages along with the text.

              Types of HTML Editor

              There are mainly two types of HTML editors named WYSIWYG editor and Text editor. Let us
              now discuss these editors.

              WYSIWYG Editor

              WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get. This type of editor allows the developer
              to see what the end result will look like when the document is created. These editors provide
              various tools and graphical interfaces where the web pages are designed. Examples of WYSIWYG
              editors are Adobe Dreamweaver, Amaya and Google Web Designer.

              Text Editor

              We can create HTML documents using normal text editors like Notepad or Wordpad. The user
              should have a proper knowledge of the HTML commands to develop a web page.


                   TAGS AND ATTRIBUTES


              As we know that HTML is a markup language. It uses tags to markup the content of the web
              pages. These tags also have their attributes. Let us learn more about tags and attributes.

              Tags

              Tags are the basic building blocks of a web page. They tell the browser how the information is
              to be displayed on the web page. Tags do not appear in the browser window but they affect the
              display of the text and non-text items in it. Each tag in HTML follows specific rules and syntax.
              HTML tags are not case sensitive.

              In HTML document, a tag name begins with an opening angular bracket (<) and  ends with
              closing angular bracket (>). For example:

                                            <TagName> content </TagName>



                                             Opening tag                   Closing tag







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