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First Steps

Tags

HTML-commands are calledtag How to write tags and samples, about how to arange; you can find in the Compendium.
Now please study chapter 1 of the compendium
"General on HTML" and return here to continue.
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The foillowing tags you do know now :
<html> and </html>
<head> and </head>
<body> and </body>
<title> and </title>
as well as <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4> together with their end-tags</h1>, </h2>, </h3>, </h4>.
In addition you know the tag <br /> that is used to force a line break.
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Insertion of the first some^tags in ower HTML file

Please open the previously created (empty) HTML file, using the texteditor, or, if still open, continue working using the texteditor.
At the correct postion insert the tags <html> , <head> and <body> together with their corresponding end tags.
Do save the file (without closing). Now again click on it in the directory, or alternatively use the reload button of your browser.
Nothing will have changed in the browser, as these tags dont have visible effects.

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The Title of the Page

Between
<head> and </head> now please insert a <title> tag and a </title> tag. Between these two you now type the title, that you want to add to your page.
Saving again, and again using the reload button of the browser, the page is still empty, but : Looking at the title line of the browser window itself, you can read the title.

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