Document standard specified by the World Wide Web project in a particular implementation of Standard Generalized Mark-Up Language. Defines a simple logical structure and a language to specify links.
a set of tags and rules (conforming to SGML) for using them in developing hypertext documents
language used to create text and multimedia documents and to set up links between documents. It is used extensively on the Internet and viewed using a web browser. Return to .
(abbreviation: HTML) HTML is the language used to display text and images on a web browser.
The code used to write web pages - essentially consists of formatting tags
The language in which WWW pages are written
the protocol used to create documents for publication and distribution on the World Wide Web; html consists of tags, added to text documents, which format and create links to other www resources.
Hypertext Mark-up Language, commonly referred to as HTML is a behind-the-scenes method of formatting text that is used in most web pages.
A simple code used to create Web documents and enable browsers to read them.
computer language used to create hypertext documents such as Web pages. The author using html marks up or defines how elements of the text will appear on the Web by inserting tags which will be invisible to the ordinary user of that page. The tags are special instructions to the computer, such as to insert a picture or to change text size and style. Tags may also define text or an image as a link to another page (a hyperlink). Word-processing packages can be used to create html documents but there are also many specially designed packages enabling html creation.
The language used to write pages for the World Wide Web. This language lets the text include codes that define fonts, layout, embedded graphics, and hypertext links.