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Commands or instructions usually in regard to HTML or Web page code, always with a pair of brackets () surrounding the specific instruction
These are the embedded words and/or symbols that enable us to turn ordinary text into HTML <HTML> and </HTML>, for example are the opening and closing tags that indicate a document is written in HTML
Codes, usually Hypertext markup Language (HTML) codes, used to activate features or delineate fields in web documents HTML tags are entered between the less than/greater signs (<>) at the beginning and end of each feature For example, <title> Seach Glossary </title> identifies the title of this document Tags are invisible when the normal browser window is in use; to view source code tags in Netscape Communicator, use the Windows menu sequence View/Page Source See also Hypertext Markup Language, Field, and Meta-tags
A generic term for a text label that controls some function within a computer language In HTML, tags are used to format text, for example
Formatting codes used within World Wide Web HTML documents
are used to embed elements within plain text, and are of the form: <tag name>
formatting codes used in HTML (e g , <H1> </H1>, <P>)
The basic component of HTML that tells your browser what to do by indicating to the browser the various elements within a document HTML tags consist of a beginningleft angle bracket (<), a tag name, and a right angle bracket (>) Tags are usually paired, and the end tag looks just like the start tag except for a backslash (/) [week 7]
plural of tag
Tags are descriptive formatting codes used in HTML documents that instruct a web browser how to display text and graphics on a web page For example, to make text bold, the tag <B> is used at the beginning and end of the text
The set of descriptive formatting codes used in HTML documents that instruct a web browser how to display text and graphics on a web page For example, to make text bold, the tag <B> is used at the beginning and end of the text
Formatting codes used in HTML documents Tags indicate how parts of a document will appear when displayed by browsing software
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HTML codes that are embedded in text to define the structure of the text and to establish links
These are the terms or commands of the web page language HTML, which make the content you want on your web page viewable in a browser If you view a web page in your browser and choose 'view source' from the menu you will see words in capitals surrounded by lesser than (<) and greater than symbols (>)
Formatting commands which describe to the browser how pages are displayed, and consist of a descriptive command contained within angle brackets Sometimes found singly but usually as a pair of opening and closing tags
third-person singular of tag
Tags are used to define elements in HTML Most tags have both a start tag, such as <LI> and a corresponding end tag, such as</LI> Typographic tags like <B> for "bold" or <I> for "italic" describe the appearance of the text; idiomatic tags like <EM> for "emphasize" or <STRONG> for "strongly emphasize" describe the reason for the appearance change Different browsers may choose different appearances for the same idiomatic tag
descriptive formatting codes used in HTML documents that instruct a web browser how to display text and graphics on a web page
A sequence of characters, beginning with the less than (<) sign and ending with a greater than (>), used to mark up text with display instructions Tags are sometimes referred to as codes