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Labeling form fields (<label>)

The label element is used to add information to a particular control, let say a text field. The advantage of a label element is that a browser recognizes that it belongs to a certain

Document's head section

The document's head contains elements with useful information about the current page and/or the website. Search engines are often interpreting the head's elements in order to index...

Document's title (<title>)

Document's title is a required element in HTML and there is only one allowed per page. The title element's content is used as a page title in a browser's toolbar and in the brow...

Meta data (<meta />)

Document's meta data provide or can provide a lot of information about the loaded document. The most common meta data added are page description, keywords, copyright information, author...

External documents relationship (<link />)

The link element can be placed only in the document's head section and it is u...

Document's base URI path (<base />)

The base element can be used to specify the base URI for other links within the d...

Style element (<style>)

The Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used for styling the web content and to help separate layout from presentation. They can be added to HTML page in three ways:

Script element (<script>, <noscript>)

The script element is used to define a client side script code with the most common being the JavaScript. The <script> tag in the document's hea...

Document Type Declarations (<!DOCTYPE>)

The document type declaration (DTD) is not a HTML tag; it is an URI that helps a...

URI and URL (and URN)

The URI stands for Uniform Resource Identifier and it is used to define or "explain" the protocol, the location and the name of a file that is being looked for by a browser. In o...