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<HEAD> Tag
The next section begins with the <HEAD> tag and ends with the </HEAD> tag. Information specific to
the head section is written between these two tags.
The head of an HTML document provides metadata and other information about the document. This
section can include the <TITLE>, <SCRIPT>, <META>, and <LINK> tags. The <HEAD> tag is always
written inside the <HTML> tag. Content within the head section is generally not displayed directly on the
screen, except for the title in the browser's tab. Syntax of the <HEAD> tag is as follows:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
.............
</HEAD>
</HTML>
<HEAD> Tag
Type Function Attributes Contains Used Inside
Container tag Contains None specific, but Tags like <TITLE>, Always placed
metadata can include LANG <META>, <LINK>, within the <HTML>
and links and DIR. <SCRIPT>. tag.
to external
resources for
the web page.
<TITLE> Tag
This is defined within the <HEAD> tag. It displays the title of the web page on the Title bar. Its output
does not appear in the body of the web page. Title tag is not mandatory to use in an HTML document.
If we don't include the <TITLE> tag in an HTML web page or leave it empty, the Microsoft Edge browser
will display the file name along with its extension as the title in the browser tab. Syntax of the <TITLE>
tag is as follows:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> The text typed here is displayed on the title bar of the browser.
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
</HTML>
<TITLE> Tag
Type Function Attributes Contains Used Inside
Container tag Sets the title of None. Text (the title of the Always placed
the web page page). within the <HEAD>
displayed in tag.
the browser
tab.
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