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My name is Lex, otherwise EBWu on Codecademy and Github. You're embarking on a stunning journey of wisdom and creativity. Whether you're doing it for fun, education, money, fame, glory...
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This is a sample page that goes over a handful of HTML elements, using notes based off of Codecademy's HTML elements segment. Remember this isn't an extensive list
so feel free to use a resource like w3schools to suppliment your education. I hope you enjoy.
HTML Elements
HTML, the foundational language of web development, employs various elements to structure content across web pages.
Each element fulfills a specific role and can be targeted for styling or functionality using CSS and JavaScript.
| Element | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| < title > | Title | Specifies the title of the web page |
| < link > | Link | Links an external CSS file for styling. |
| < div > | Division/Section | Used as a container for HTML elements. Can be stylized. |
| < h1 > | Header 1 | Represents the primary heading. Very important for SEO! |
| < h2 > | Header 2 | Indicates the section heading. |
| < h3 > | Header 3 | Represents the subsection. |
| < p > | Paragraph | Represents a group of related sentences that forms a unit. |
| < span > | Span | Represents an inline element used to group a set of inline elements. |
| < id > | ID | A unique identifier that targets an element with CSS or JavaScript. Each element can only have one ID attribute. |
| < class > | Class | A non-unique identifier that targets an element with CSS or JavaScript. Many elements can have the same Class attribute. |