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Elements with two tags serve as containers. Any content between the opening tag and the closing tag is contained by the container element. | Elements with two tags serve as containers. Any content between the opening tag and the closing tag is contained by the container element. | ||
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Revision as of 11:40, 8 September 2015
A tag represents an element in elements in HTML documents.
One Tag, Two Tag
Some elements have one tag:
<img src="image.jpg" alt="element with one tag" />
Most elements use two tags: an opening tag, and a closing tag:
<p>Text inside paragraph.</p>
Elements with two tags serve as containers. Any content between the opening tag and the closing tag is contained by the container element.
(TO DO: more info, cross-ref.)
See also
- HTML
External links
(TO DO: links.)
