HTML BEGINEER TO ADVANCED ALL TAGS

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HTML TAGS

1. Document Structure

  • <html>: Root element of an HTML document.
  • <head>: Container for metadata and links.
  • <body>: Container for visible content.

2. Metadata

  • <title>: Document title (shown in the browser tab).
  • <meta>: Metadata (charset, viewport, etc.).
  • <link>: Links to external resources like CSS.
  • <style>: Internal CSS.
  • <base>: Specifies the base URL for relative links.

3. Content Sectioning

  • <header>: Introductory content or navigational links.
  • <footer>: Footer for a section or webpage.
  • <main>: Main content of the document or web page.
  • <nav>: Navigation links.
  • <section>: Thematic grouping of content.
  • <article>: Self-contained content.
  • <aside>: Content related indirectly to the main content.
  • <h1> to <h6>: Headings, <h1> being the most important.
  • <address>: Contact information.
  • <figure>: Contains media like images or graphics.
  • <figcaption>: Caption for <figure>.

4. Text Content

  • <p>: Paragraph.
  • <br>: Line break.
  • <hr>: Thematic break (horizontal rule).
  • <blockquote>: Quoted block of text.
  • <pre>: Preformatted text.
  • <b>: Bold text.
  • <strong>: Important text (semantic bold).
  • <i>: Italic text.
  • <em>: Emphasized text (semantic italic).
  • <u>: Underlined text.
  • <mark>: Highlighted text.
  • <small>: Smaller text.
  • <del>: Deleted text (strikethrough).
  • <ins>: Inserted text (underline).
  • <sub>: Subscript text.
  • <sup>: Superscript text.
  • <code>: Inline code.
  • <kbd>: Keyboard input.
  • <samp>: Sample output.
  • <var>: Variable in a program.
  • <time>: Represents a time or date.
  • <abbr>: Abbreviation with optional title.
  • <cite>: Citation.
  • <dfn>: Defining instance of a term.
  • <bdo>: Bidirectional override.

5. Lists

  • <ul>: Unordered list.
  • <ol>: Ordered list.
  • <li>: List item.
  • <dl>: Description list.
  • <dt>: Term in a description list.
  • <dd>: Description of a term.

6. Links and Navigation

  • <a>: Hyperlink.
  • <nav>: Navigation links.

7. Tables

  • <table>: Table container.
  • <tr>: Table row.
  • <td>: Table cell (data).
  • <th>: Table header cell.
  • <thead>: Groups header rows.
  • <tbody>: Groups body rows.
  • <tfoot>: Groups footer rows.
  • <caption>: Table caption.
  • <col>: Specifies column properties.
  • <colgroup>: Groups columns for styling.

8. Forms

  • <form>: Form container.
  • <input>: Input field (text, password, email, radio, etc.).
  • <textarea>: Multi-line text input.
  • <button>: Button.
  • <select>: Dropdown menu.
  • <option>: Option in a dropdown.
  • <optgroup>: Grouping of options in a dropdown.
  • <label>: Label for input.
  • <fieldset>: Groups form elements.
  • <legend>: Caption for <fieldset>.
  • <datalist>: Provides a list of options for an <input>.
  • <output>: Displays the result of a calculation.

9. Embedded Content

  • <img>: Image.
  • <iframe>: Inline frame.
  • <embed>: Embeds external content.
  • <object>: Embeds external resources.
  • <param>: Parameters for <object>.
  • <video>: Video content.
  • <audio>: Audio content.
  • <source>: Specifies a media source.
  • <track>: Text tracks for <video> and <audio>.

10. Scripts and Programming

  • <script>: JavaScript.
  • <noscript>: Content shown when JavaScript is disabled.
  • <canvas>: Graphics container.
  • <svg>: Scalable vector graphics.
  • <math>: Mathematical notations.

11. Inline Text and Containers

  • <span>: Inline container for text or elements.
  • <div>: Block container for elements.

12. Interactive Elements

  • <details>: Creates a collapsible area.
  • <summary>: Visible heading for <details>.
  • <dialog>: Dialog box or window.
  • <menu>: Contextual menu.
  • <menuitem>: Command in a menu (deprecated).

13. Web Components

  • <slot>: Placeholder for content in a web component.
  • <template>: Template for content that is not displayed.

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