Current Assignment(s)

A3: Markup
Due: Recommended by Monday, 5.28

"Beginning HTML"

Topic 04 Overview

01. Comments in HTML

Leaving Messages and Notes

Comments in HTML

02. Attributes

Adding Attributes

Reviewing the Root

Review of Structure

03. Declaring Doctype

04. Head Elements

Elements in the Head

05. Body Elements

Elements in the Body

Structural Markup

Semantic Markup

06. Semantic Markup

Bold and Strong

Italic and Emphasis

Superscript and Subscript

Abbreviations and Acronyms

Insert and Delete

07. Lists

08. External Hyperlinks

Linking to External Sites

Targeting How the Link Opens

Links to Outside Sites

09. Internal Hyperlinks

Linking Internally in the Site

To a Specific Part of the Same Page

10. Proper and Polite Code

Nobody Likes Rude Code

Burrito Those Tags

Bold and Strong

One of the most common types of semantic markup is to “bold” some text. The element used for identifying bold text is <b>...</b>.

However, it is important to recognize that the use of bold text does not imply any extra meaning. For this reason, you are encouraged to use the strong element.

The use of a strong element ( <strong>...</strong> ) indicates that its content has strong importance. By default, browsers will show the contents of strong elements in bold.

HTML

<p>This is a <b>bold</b> element.</p>