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Viewing a Web Page
After creating and saving an HTML document, you need to open it into a web browser to view it.
To open an HTML document into web browser, open the folder in which you have saved the HTML
document and double-click it. Web page opens in your default web browser window.
HTML Tags and Attributes
In the previous class, you have learned various tags such <HTML>, <HEAD>, <TITLE> and <BODY>.
You have also learned attributes of these tags. Let us revise some of those tags and learn about
more tags of HTML.
Tags Description
The <HTML> tag tells the web browser that the text contained between <HTML>
<HTML>
and </HTML> is a web page and can be viewed using a web browser.
The <HEAD> tag represents the header area of the document. It contains information
<HEAD>
about the document title, scripts and style definitions used in the document.
The <TITLE> tag represents the title of the document and is used inside the <HEAD>
<TITLE> tag. It appears on the title bar of the browser window. If you do not want to give
title to your web page, you can skip it.
The <BODY> tag defines that section of the HTML document which is visible on
<BODY> the web browser. It contains all other tags that define the content presentation
elements such as images, lists, tables, text and links to move between the webpages.
HTML5 provides different types of tags. For example, tag to create different types of headings, to
create a paragraph, to insert a line break, to add a horizontal line, etc. Let us learn about some of
them in detail.
The <Hn> Tag
Every chapter in a book has various headings and sub-headings. These are known as levels of
headings. HTML can define up to 6 levels of headings from H1 to H6. H1 is the first level of heading
and H6 is the last level of heading/sub-heading. Let us create a web page using heading tags.
Output of the code:
160 DigiCode AI (Ver. 2.1)-VII

