HTML Elements
In this tutorial, we will learn about HTML Elements, as well as grasp the many accessible elements and their syntax through examples. An HTML element is a group of start and end tags with content between them.
Supported Tags: HTML Elements supports nearly all HTML Tags.
Syntax
Nested HTML Elements
Nested HTML elements are HTML elements placed within another HTML element.
Necessary to add end tag
It is required to include an element's end tag. Otherwise, the provided content may or may not be accurately displayed.
Empty HTML Elements
Empty elements are HTML elements that have no content, i.e. they do not print anything. Empty HTML components don't have a closing tag. As an example. Empty HTML elements include <br>, <hr>, <link>, <input>, and so on.
FAQs
No, you don't need to memorize all the HTML tags. However, it is important to have a basic understanding of the most commonly used tags and how they work. As you practice and gain more experience with HTML, you will become more familiar with the tags and their syntax. There are also many free resources available online like Webtutor.dev that can help you learn and remember HTML tags.
It's important to make sure that each nested element is properly closed before closing the parent element. This ensures that the document structure is correct and that the elements are displayed as intended. It's also important to avoid nesting certain elements within others, as this can cause errors or unexpected behavior.