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HTML Tags and Uses

The document provides a comprehensive list of HTML tags along with their uses, detailing the structure and elements of an HTML document. It includes tags for defining document metadata, content organization, multimedia embedding, forms, and text formatting. Each tag is briefly described to clarify its purpose in web development.

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HTML Tags and Uses

The document provides a comprehensive list of HTML tags along with their uses, detailing the structure and elements of an HTML document. It includes tags for defining document metadata, content organization, multimedia embedding, forms, and text formatting. Each tag is briefly described to clarify its purpose in web development.

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HTML Tags and Their Uses

<!DOCTYPE> : Defines the document type and version of HTML.

<html> : Root element of an HTML document.

<head> : Contains meta-information about the document.

<title> : Sets the title of the document (shown in browser tab).

<meta> : Provides metadata like character set, author, etc.

<link> : Links external resources like CSS.

<style> : Contains internal CSS styles.

<script> : Embeds or references JavaScript.

<body> : Contains the visible content of the document.

<h1> to <h6> : Header tags for defining headings from most to least important.

<p> : Defines a paragraph.

<br> : Inserts a line break.

<hr> : Inserts a horizontal rule (line).

<a> : Defines a hyperlink.

<img> : Embeds an image.

<video> : Embeds a video.

<audio> : Embeds audio content.

<source> : Specifies multiple media resources for media elements.

<track> : Provides text tracks for video and audio.

<ul> : Defines an unordered (bulleted) list.

<ol> : Defines an ordered (numbered) list.

<li> : Defines a list item.

<dl> : Defines a description list.

<dt> : Defines a term in a description list.

<dd> : Defines a description of a term in a description list.


<div> : Defines a division or section.

<span> : Defines a section in a document for styling.

<header> : Defines a header for a document or section.

<footer> : Defines a footer for a document or section.

<main> : Specifies the main content of the document.

<section> : Defines a section in a document.

<article> : Defines an article.

<aside> : Defines content aside from the main content.

<nav> : Defines navigation links.

<form> : Defines an HTML form for user input.

<input> : Defines an input control.

<textarea> : Defines a multiline text input control.

<button> : Defines a clickable button.

<select> : Defines a drop-down list.

<option> : Defines an option in a drop-down list.

<label> : Defines a label for an input element.

<fieldset> : Groups related elements in a form.

<legend> : Defines a caption for a <fieldset>.

<table> : Defines a table.

<caption> : Defines a table caption.

<tr> : Defines a row in a table.

<th> : Defines a header cell in a table.

<td> : Defines a cell in a table.

<thead> : Groups the header content in a table.

<tbody> : Groups the body content in a table.

<tfoot> : Groups the footer content in a table.

<em> : Defines emphasized text.


<strong> : Defines important text.

<small> : Defines smaller text.

<mark> : Defines marked/highlighted text.

<del> : Defines deleted text.

<ins> : Defines inserted text.

<sub> : Defines subscript text.

<sup> : Defines superscript text.

<code> : Defines a piece of computer code.

<pre> : Defines preformatted text.

<blockquote> : Defines a section that is quoted from another source.

<cite> : Defines the title of a work.

<abbr> : Defines an abbreviation or acronym.

<address> : Defines contact information.

<b> : Defines bold text.

<i> : Defines italic text.

<u> : Defines underlined text.

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