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Tag

Appointment

<A>

Any reference is indicated

<ABBR>

Allocates an abbreviation, for example: WWW, FTP, etc.

<ACRONYM>

Indicates the acronyms, ie the words created from the first letters of the word combinations.

<APPLET>

Is used to insert applets on a Web page.

<B>

Bullish text

<BASEFONT>

Determines the basic font size.

<BIG>

Changes the font size.

<Blockquote>

Used to highlight citations.

<BODY>

Creates a page structure and is designed to bring the page to the browser screen.

<BR>

Breaks the text into lines.

<CAPTION>

Is used to create a table header.

<CITE>

Sets the italic spelling of text fragments.

<CODE>

A piece of computer code is determined.

<DD>

Description of the definition list.

<DFN>

Is similar to the <CITE> tag (see above)

<DIV>

Formats the paragraph, where the vertical margin is normal (in contrast to the paragraph).

<DL>

Is designed to create a definition list on the page.

<DT>

Denotes the title for the definition list.

<EM>

Sets the italic spelling for characters.

<EMBER>

Is used to insert multimedia on a Web page.

<FONT>

Is used to work with symbols.

<FORM>

It is used to set up forms on a page (feedback from site visitors).

<FRAMEZET>

Breaks the page into frames.

<H1>

Create a title.

<HEAD>

Is intended for storing the official information of the page.

<HR>

Adds a horizontal line.

<HTML>

Indicates to the browser that the document belongs to the HTML language.

<I>

Sets the italic spelling for characters.

<IFRAME>

Places an internal frame on the page.

<IMG>

Is intended for placing an image on a page.

<KBD>

Selects the text entered by the user.

<LI>

Is used when compiling the list.

<MARQUEE>

Is used to add a crawl to an HTMl document.

<META>

It is used for encoding a page, storing information about a document, creating a description for search engines.

<OBJECT>

Is intended for inserting multimedia objects.

<OL>

Creates numbered lists.

<P>

Denotes a new paragraph.

<PARAM>

It is used to specify the parameters for playing multimedia.

<PRE>

Is intended for inclusion in a page of pre-formatted HTML-documents or their elements.

<S>

Allows you to emphasize the text.

<SAMP>

Does in the program code examples that need to be displayed in the browser screen.

<SCRIPT>

Serves for the application of documents written in the language of JavaScript.

<SELECT>

Creates drop-down lists in forms, for example, for visitors to choose from the suggested options.

<SMALL>

Allows you to change the font size.

<STRIKE>

Crosses out the text.

<STRONG>

Makes the text boldface.

<SUB> <SUP>

Adds respectively the upper initial indexes.

<TABLE>

Forms a table.

<TBODY>

Joins the table elements into groups.

<TD>

Forms the cell of the table.

<TEXTAREA>

Is used to apply a text field to a page.

<TFOOT>

Creates a table header group.

<TH>

Describes the title of the table.

<THEAD>

Alologic <TFOOT> (see above)

<TITLE>

Is intended to indicate the name of the whole page.

<TR>

Forms a row for the table.

<U>

Underlines the text.

<UL>

It is used when creating bulleted lists.

<VAR>

Is intended for the application of variables.