The original and the simplest display language for the Web, it is standard for encoding web pages. HTML defines the look of the screen background, the location of text and graphics, the font, size, style, and color of text, and the creation of hyperlinks. HTML uses simple commands called 'flags'. Flags are the 'Markup' part of 'Hypertext Markup Language'.
The standard for encoding webpages in a uniformed fashion. You will need to know at least the basics to be able to call yourself a webmaster. Go to draac.com for a free HTML course.
The code used to write most documents on the World Wide Web. HTML codes tell your browser how to arrange text and images on the computer screen You can write the code yourself using any text editor, or can use any one of several commercially available HTML editors to create a document.
Text markup language (and variants of. . .) currently used on the World Wide Web. HTML is not a programming language; conversely, it is a text formatting syntax that combines special sequences of characters with regular text, to indicate or markup the associated regular text for enhanced presentation on various media systems, such as a video display screen, document printer, or audio translator. The marked text is interpreted by a browser system.
Text and graphics formatting software, that uses coding for indicating how a document should be presented by a viewing application such as a web browser.
HTML is the set of mark-up symbols or codes inserted in a file intended for display on a World Wide Web browser page.
(HTML) - A basic programming language used to create web pages. Optimizing the HTML code on a page is essential for obtaining top search engine rankings.
The format used for web pages. It can also be used in email when it's important to include pictures or different fonts and colours.
(HTML) The standard language used for creating hypermedia documents within the world wide web.
A software "language" used to create interactive, linked documents. Extensively used to create web pages. A sub-set of the SGML language used for years by the electronic publishing industry and some desktop publishing software (Ventura Publisher).
("HTML") The basic language that is used to build hypertext document s on the World Wide Web. It is used in basic, plain ASCII-text document s, but when those documents are interpret ed (called rendering) by a Web browser such as Netscape, the document can display formatted text, color, a variety of fonts, graph ic image s, special effects, hypertext jumps to other Internet location s, and information forms. [D04840] RUP
HTML is the source language used to create web pages.
The code used to create a home page and is used to access documents over the WWW.
The coding language used to create Hypertext documents for use on the World Wide Web. HTML looks a lot like old-fashioned typesetting code, where you surround a block of text with codes that indicate how it should appear. The "hyper" in Hypertext comes from the fact that in HTML you can specify that a block of text, or an image, is linked to another file on the Internet. HTML files are meant to be viewed using a "Web Browser".
The authoring language used to create documents on the World Wide Web. HTML is similar to SGML, although it is not a strict subset.
the language that directs all actions on the World Wide Web and which underpins all Web pages
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HTML is used to create Web pages. A Web client interprets HTML and displays documents and graphics accordingly. HTML also allows document authors to establish hypertext links between documents in various locations on the Internet and to create forms and image maps that enable users to interact with Web documents. Eudora uses HTML to send and receive styled text.
The main language used to create web pages. Web documents contain HTML commands (tags) which instruct web browsers on how to display text and media elements, activate hyperlinks, etc.
The language used in the World Wide Web to create web pages with links to other documents, rich text enhancements (bold, italic, etc.) and so on. The "source" file for what you see on a web page is written in HTML.
