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    ♥ iLoveCoding
    HTML Cheatsheet
    Comprehensive video course on HTML & CSS
    https://ilovecoding.org/courses/htmlcss

    Commonly used
    1 Syntax to write an HTML element 2 Basic markup of every HTML page 3
    HTML elements
    Opening Tag Attribute and its value
    Every element has an (optional) <!DOCTYPE html> <h1> ... <h6>
    opening tag with the name Attributes are like options <html lang="en"> <p>
    of the element at its start. of an element. Attributes
    have value.
    ....<head> <i> <strong>
    ........<title>
    <a>
    ............page title here
    <name attr="value"> ........</title> <div>
    ....children ....</head> <span>
    </name>
    ....<body> lists:
    Children (optional) ....
    <ul> <ol> <li>
    Closing Tag Between the opening and ....
    closing tags are the children of
    A closing tag has the
    the element. This can be more
    .... page content
    name of the element
    with a forward slash elements or just plain text. .... goes here Special formatting
    "/" before it. .... <blockquote> <pre>
    ....
    <name attr="value"/> ....</body>
    multimedia:
    </html>
    <img /> <video>
    Self-Closing Tag
    Some elements that do not have children do not need a closing Code Formatting <audio>
    tag. In this case a forward-slash "/" is added to the element's For good code formatting,
    opening tag to denote a self-closing tag. remember to indent the
    children by 2 or 4 spaces. separators:
    Some examples of self-closing elements are:
    <hr /> <br />
    img, br, hr, meta, input ....

    By Aziz Ali ~ https://iLoveCoding.org

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