Prior to computer-assisted publishing, you wrote notes to the manuscript’s typesetter directly in the document — hence the phrase to mark up. In an electronic text document, like a Web page, you can’t scribble in the margins; you need another mechanism.
That mechanism is the tag. Hypertext Markup Language is based on tags that mark up text-based documents. They instruct Web browsers how to display content. What we’ll look at in this task is the basic syntax (grammatical rules) for writing HTML tags.
That mechanism is the tag. Hypertext Markup Language is based on tags that mark up text-based documents. They instruct Web browsers how to display content. What we’ll look at in this task is the basic syntax (grammatical rules) for writing HTML tags.
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