As discussed in our previous article, we have learned that HTML tags are the syntax we follow in creating the elements of our webpages. I have given a few sample of tags on that post. In this part of our series of tutorials, I will discuss in-depth the other things we need to know about HTML tags.
Let's not beat around the bush, below is the list of the standard HTML tags we use in web development:
| Anchor tag | <a></a> |
| Body tag | <body></body> |
| Button tag | <button></button> |
| Division tag | <div></div> |
| Form tag | <form></form> |
| Head tag | <head></head> |
| Iframe tag | <iframe></iframe> |
| Image tag | <img /> |
| Input tag | <input /> |
| Table tag | <table></table> |
| Lists tag | <ol></ol> & <ul></ul> |
| Paragraph tag | <p></p> |
| Span tag | <span></span> |
Also, we have text formattng tags:
| itallics | <i></i> |
| bold | <b></b> |
| center | <center></center> |
| subscript | <sub></sub> |
| superscript | <sup></sup> |
| strong | <strong></strong> |
| emphasize | <em></em> |
| computer output format | <code></code> |
The above tags are just the basics that we will encounter in coding webpages. Everything complicated on a webpage starts with those tags. Now, let's move on with the first tag, anchor tag.
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