Thursday, April 18, 2013

Html Head

 Html Head

<html>, <head>, and <body>, delimit certain sections of the HTML document.

                       The <html> tag

                       The <html>tag surrounds the entire HTML document. This tag tells the client
                       browser where the document begins and ends.

                          <html>
                           ... document contents ...
                          </html>

                       Additional language options were declared within the <html>tag in previous
                       versions of HTML. However, those options (notably langand dir) have been
                       deprecated in HTML version 4.0. The language and directional information is
                       routinely contained in the document type declaration (<!DOCTYPE>).

                       The <head> tag

                       The <head>tag delimits the heading of the HTML document. The heading section of
                       the document contains certain heading information for the document. The
                       document’s title, meta information, and, in most cases, document scripts are all
                       contained in the <head>section. A typical <head>section could resemble the
                       following:

                          <head>
                             <link rel=“stylesheet” type=“text/css” href=“/styles.css”>
                             <title>Title of the Document</title>
                             <meta name=“description” content=“Sample Page”>
                             <meta name=“keywords” content=“sample, heading, page”>
                             <script language=“JavaScript”>
                               function NewWindow(url){
                               fin=window.open(url,“”,
                               “width=800,height=600,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes”);
                               }
                             </script>
                          </head>

                  Cross-     Most <head>level tags are covered in detail in Chapter 3. JavaScript scripting
                  Reference  is covered in more detail in Chapters 15 and 28. <html>, <head>, and <body>, delimit certain sections of the HTML document.

                       The <html> tag

                       The <html>tag surrounds the entire HTML document. This tag tells the client
                       browser where the document begins and ends.

                          <html>
                           ... document contents ...
                          </html>

                       Additional language options were declared within the <html>tag in previous
                       versions of HTML. However, those options (notably langand dir) have been
                       deprecated in HTML version 4.0. The language and directional information is
                       routinely contained in the document type declaration (<!DOCTYPE>).

                       The <head> tag

                       The <head>tag delimits the heading of the HTML document. The heading section of
                       the document contains certain heading information for the document. The
                       document’s title, meta information, and, in most cases, document scripts are all
                       contained in the <head>section. A typical <head>section could resemble the
                       following:

                          <head>
                             <link rel=“stylesheet” type=“text/css” href=“/styles.css”>
                             <title>Title of the Document</title>
                             <meta name=“description” content=“Sample Page”>
                             <meta name=“keywords” content=“sample, heading, page”>
                             <script language=“JavaScript”>
                               function NewWindow(url){
                               fin=window.open(url,“”,
                               “width=800,height=600,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes”);
                               }
                             </script>
                          </head>

                  Cross-     Most <head>level tags are covered in detail in Chapter 3. JavaScript scripting
                  Reference  is covered in more detail in Chapters 15 and 28.

1 comment:

jesika moon said...

Really informative article of learning html. I think it can be apply to our personal website.