The formatting codes used to create HTML documents.
The codes inside a web page or HTML file.
Tags are descriptive formatting codes used in HTML documents that instruct a web browser how to display text and graphics on a web page. For example, to make text bold, the tag is used at the beginning and end of the text.
In HTML, tags are the codes that determine the structure of information, and its presentation, within a document.
Tags are computer commands written into a document to control how a webpage is formatted. In HTML tags are generally written in pairs in triangular brackets and look like this tagSome text/tag. When the browser reads an HTML tag or pair of tags it formats the document accordingly. For example, the "paragraph tag" looks like this: p. It tells the browser to start a new paragraph and its pair /p ends the paragraph.
HTML codes working behind the scenes to enable a document to open, display and link with other documents.
Tags are a sequence of characters in a markup language (HTML) used to provide information, such as formatting specifications, about a document.
HTML codes, enclosed in brackets, containing formatting information, anchors, etc.
Codes in a HTML document.
An HTML command, embedded in the text of an HTML document, that describes the documents logical structure and behavior and determines how the file is displayed in browsers. These tags send the request for an ad to the ad servers.
Used to denote the various elements in an HTML document.
Tags are used to define elements in HTML.
In desktop publishing, a code attached to a specific piece of text that provides instructions for its formatting. Tags applied to text include its font, point size, leading, paragraph formatting ( ragged or justified), and any other text attribute.
Tags are used in building HTML documents to set-up and design its format.
Set of special instructions in HTML that specify links to other documents and how the Web page is displayed; also called markups. 7.8
A tag is an element of HTML that specifies how a feature on a Web page will look. For example, a tag might specify the size of a piece of text on a Web site.
Formatting codes used in the Hypertext Mark-up Language (HTML) documents. These tags indicate how the parts of a document will appear when displayed by a Web client program.
Tags are the basis of markup languages such as HTML. They give the 'interpreter' (for example a web browser) instructions on how to display or render the material between them.
A tag refers to the mark that begins and ends an HTML element.
Formatting codes used within HTML documents. Tags indicate how parts of an HTML document will appear when displayed by a browser.
This is a code in an HTML document that is used for formatting, inserting graphics and photos, and for creating hyperlinks.
These are formatting codes used in HTML documents. Tags indicate how parts of a document will appear when displayed by browsing software.
the various formats which make up a style sheet- paragraph settings, margins and columns, page layouts, hyphernation and justification, widow and orphan control and automatic section numbering.
Code used in text area's to emphasise the way the text is actually viewed, ie, bold or italic.
An advertiser will give the page builder some ad 'tags" -HTML code- to place on the page to call for the ad and set-up the link for clicking
formatting codes used in HTML (e.g., H1 and /H1, P)
Used in HTML to mark a documents' structure. Their format is a sequence of characters starting with a "" and ending with a "".
Allow Java programmers to write code to provide data access, and made available in a XML-like fashion.
For style sheets, delimited sets of characters embedded in the text or internally coded. Tags apply to paragraphs (text terminated with a hard return -- this includes titles and headings) and indicate the function of paragraphs. The actual type specification depends on the style sheet that is associated with the tag. See Style sheet.
Short, formal mnemonics used to indicate data or metadata elements, especially in HTML and SGML markup (e.g,, TITLE, META).
Pieces of HTML code, enclosed in angle brackets, that tell the HTML interpreter how to process or display text.
Tags are commands written into a document that specifies how it should be formatted. In HTML, a tag is represented as . For example, an HTML file can tell a browser to render text as boldfaced if in the text is written as text. Note how the slash in the second tag closes the bookended tags.
The name given to any element of an HTML document that is used as instructions to format the document. For example, tags can be used to make certain text show up bold or underlined, and are used to create a link between two HTML documents.
Special codes used in HTML that specify how text and other elements display in a browser and where the links lead. Also called markups. 2.29, 15.31
Tags are the fundamental parts of HTML. They are the tokens of the HTML language used to structure a Web document by indicating the beginning and the end of a word, a title, a sentence, a block of text, etc. Each HTML tag is enclosed in and brackets.