Tags are what any web page is made of. To view them, you need to right-click in the window of any browser. The page was created using the HTML language, which is not at all scary to master.
Instructions
Step 1
To know how tags are created on a website, you must learn the HTML language. With the help of tags, you can tell the browser what should appear on the monitor screen. The tag is denoted with brackets and a slash /. You can use a regular text editor to create tags.
Step 2
Let's say you need to put the first tag, on the page it will be indicated as follows: Then, the closing tag should look like this:. You must write all tags in Latin letters, but there is a big difference whether you write the tag like this - or so - no.
Step 3
You should be aware that most of the tags are written in pairs. That is, if there is a tag, then there must be a tag. Single tags such as
or (denotes a line break, and a horizontal line) should be written without closing tags, as they denote elements of text, web. pages.
Step 4
You must write the text, and each text, as you know, has its own title, in the HTLM language the title will be designated as follows: YOUR TEXT
Step 5
Next, you need to write the text itself, in HTML the beginning and end of the text should look like this: YOUR TEXT
Step 6
You get the main view of your page written in HTLM language:
TEXT TEXT
Working with tags, you display the text you write, as it will be seen by users who have visited the site. HTLM is the structure of a document, and tags serve as page markup. Nowadays, there are entire programs that will help you learn different ways to create websites. Any browser understands and recognizes only a certain set of tags. By creating a type tag, you will not come up with a new bike. The browser will ignore the content, it will execute and understand only its own HTLM language. In the HTLM language there are basic tags, a table of contents tag, tags - document attributes, tags for document formatting, tags for creating hyperlinks, tags for graphics, tags for tables, etc. etc.
