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One-sided tag: is an empty element General syntax for a one-sided tag Basic Structure of HTML Document Head Elements Attributes of the meta element Meta examples HTML Comments Sectioning Elements (Block Level) Groupings Elements (Block Level) Text-Level Elements (Inline Level) Embedded Elements 10 Commonly used HTML Attributes 11 Special Characters Character Encoding (code;): E.g © © Character Entity References (&char;): E.g © © References: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_symbols.asp 12.Lists Ordered lists (ol): items that follow some defined sequential order (alphabetically or numerically) Unordered lists (ul): items have no sequential order 13 Linking HTML to StyleSheet 14 Hypertext Links (The Tag) Specifying Folder Paths From ct_about.html: ct_contact.html or /ct_contact.html From index.html file: general/ct_contact.html or /general/ct_contact.html From ct_about.html: /docs/imgs/image.jpg or / /docs/imgs/image.jpg Absolute path: /docs/css/style.css Linking within a Document THE END ... video XHTML 1.0 2 001 A reformulation of HTML 4 .01 using the XML markup language in order to provide enforceable standards for HTML content and to allow HTML to interact with other XML languages HTML. .. XML languages HTML 3.2 XHTML 2.0 discontinued The follow-up version to XHTML 1.1 designed to fix some of the in 2009 problems inherent in HTML 4 .01 syntax HTML 5.0 2012 HTML version providing... used HTML Attributes 11 Special Characters 12 Lists 13 Linking HTML to StyleSheet 14 Hypertext Links HTML Version History Version Date Description HTML 1.0 1989 The first public version of HTML HTML