HTML Cheatsheet
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!DOCTYPE Head Main Body Article br Abbreviation Comment Basic HTML Structure
Headline hr a ref ul ol img
All html documents must start with $DOCTYPE.
You create it with this code:
The head contains various metadata, which is data about the html document.
This can include: title, style, base, link, meta, script, noscript
You create them with this code:
The main is the main or primary body of the document.
You create them with this code:
The body defines the space you are working in--the body of the document.
You create them with this code:
an article is a group of words or items that stand together as a similar unit,
independtenly from the rest of the the webpage.
You can create them with this code:
a line break is created with a br tag. It is like a return on your computer.
You can create them with this code:
(no end tag is necessary)
an abbreviation defines an abbreviation or acronym. The definition is displayed
when you hover your mouse over the abbreviation or acronym.
You can create them with this code:
A comment is made to help explain details of the coding. It can help others see what you were thinking when you wrote the code.
You create them with this code:
h1, h2, h3... headings are different sizes
You create them with this code:
a horiztonal rule places a line on the page. It serves as a separator.
You create them with this code:
a can reference another website or another webpage
You create them with this code:
an unordered list creates a list with bullets
You can create them with this code:
an ordered list creates a list with sequential numbers
You can create them with this code:
img places a photo or graphic on the page.
You can create them with this code: