hello #steemers new mind. Thanks for your upvote on the tutorial # 1 , especially to (
in the tutorial # 1 yesterday I commented that the labels also have attributes and says that it would clarify that it is a development IDE but before a little more about the labels and their syntax.
The labels can have either the
following structure:
< TAG NAME>
Or this one:
< TAG NAME> TEXT < NAME LABEL>
the first structure is formed by a single instruction and the second by two, one that marks the beginning of the line and another that marks the end, with text between both.
In the example of tutorial # 1 We saw 4 tags (html, head tittle and body). all of the second form. since they have two parts the beginning and the closing. now the labels that meet the first form < br> and < hr>, these two labels do not have closure since their function is immediate. the first indication of a line break and the second one draws a horizontal line that crosses the entire length of our browser.
We will add these two labels to our code to see what happens. remember to add them inside the body of the label, since it represents the body of our website. look at the image of (image 1).
the br tag will take a line jump between "! HELLO MUNDO!" and "! My first HTML sheet!" the second will draw a line between the two words. and we will obtain a result like that of the (image 2)
we can observe the two new labels we are doing their work and we do not need the closing statement.
Usually a document has, in addition to plain text, a series of headings or headlines. For this, the HTML language has a series of labels that allow obtaining titles of up to 6 levels of importance.
These labels are: (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 and H6). The letter "h" at the beginning of the name of these labels provided with the abbreviation of the English word heading that means heading. Following the time there is a number from one to six that indicates the importance of the owner being the most important one and the least important the six
add these tags in our code:
We will arrange a little and our example to put together a better view of our first website. also we will tell our browser that we are writing in utf-8 format so that we do not get those strange symbols when we put special characters in our text. this is with a label called ** meta ** and its attribute set of characters to which we put as value = "utf-8".
for the next tutorial I will be inquiring about the images and hyperlinks.
This resulted in the following:
