The W3C
is the creator of the XHTML specification
. show the tags most basic, are introduced into the body of the document (between \u0026lt;body> and
\u0026lt;/ body>
). SECURITIES
headers are described briefly on the section introductions. There are six levels of headings in XHTML, with \u0026lt;h1>
the most important and least important
\u0026lt;h6>.
Example: \u0026lt;h3> Heading h3 \u0026lt;/ h3> score: Heading h3 BLOCKS Document submission ignores spaces and tabs in the source text. So using a series of tags that replace these items:
\u0026lt;p>
serves to represent paragraphs. Can not contain block elements.
\u0026lt;p> multimedia hypertext writing, integrating text with images, videos, animations and sounds. \u0026lt;/ P> In addition, possible displacement to other documents via hyperlinks. \u0026lt;/ p>
also enables switching to other documents via hyperlinks.
The multimedia hypertext writing, integrating text with images, videos, animations and sounds.
The difference between the two is that the separation of lines leading to \u0026lt;p> is somewhat higher than that of \u0026lt;br>. \u0026lt;pre> My my, hey hey Rock and roll is here to stay \u0026lt;/ pre>
My my, hey hey Rock and roll
is here to stay
\u0026lt;blockquote> 
Used to designate
quotes from other sources. Is usually represented with tabs left and right. Used to designate \u0026lt;blockquote> My my, hey hey Rock and roll
is here to stay \u0026lt;/ blockquote>
My my, hey hey Rock and roll
is here to stay
\u0026lt;hr />
serves to represent a horizontal rule. It has six different sizes: \u0026lt;hr size=1>, \u0026lt;hr size=2>, \u0026lt;hr size=3> , etc. My my, hey hey \u0026lt;hr /> Rock and roll is here to stay
My my, hey hey Rock and roll
is here to stay
PHRASE MARKING \u0026lt;em> ;
Used for emphasis. The browser renders the text in italics, if not stated otherwise.
Rock and roll is here to stay \u0026lt;em>
\u0026lt;/ em>
Rock and roll is here to stay
\u0026lt;strong>
serves to give a greater emphasis. The browser renders the text with bold, if not stated otherwise.
Rock and roll is here to stay \u0026lt;strong> \u0026lt;/ strong>
Rock and roll is here to stay
\u0026lt;tt>
represents as text ticker or fixed width, similar to a machine writing.
\u0026lt;tt> Hypertext is the multimedia script \u0026lt;/ tt>.
Hypertext is the
multimedia writing.
\u0026lt;acronym>
used to identify an acronym. 
\u0026lt;acronym title="HyperText Language"> Markup HTML \u0026lt;/ acronym> HTML \u0026lt;code> is to designate a piece of computer code.
A link is created to write \u0026lt;code> < ="...">\u0026lt;/ href code>.
A link is created
\u0026lt;a href="...">
writing. \u0026lt;del> serves to mark sections of the document that have been dropped against another version of the document.
Rock and roll is here to stay derrotistas"> \u0026lt;del title="I we \u0026lt;/ del> Rock and roll is here to stay
die
Special characters: There are some special characters HTML language that refer to the accented vowels, the letter "ñ" and the use of symbols that mean something in HTML, such as less than (\u0026lt;) or English sign "and" (&).
* \u0026lt;
(Less than) <
*>
(Greater Than)
& gt; * &
(and symbol):
& amp;
* "
(double quotes):
& quot; * á: á
* é: é
* í: í * or: ó
* ú: ú
* ü: ü
* ñ: & ; about girls;
*: ¿ LISTS
unordered list:
\u0026lt;ul> \u0026lt;li title="Blogia"> Blogia \u0026lt;/ li> \u0026lt;li> Blogger \u0026lt;/ li> \u0026lt;li>
Blogthing \u0026lt;/ li>
\u0026lt;/ ul>
Blogia
Blogger
Blogthing
ordered list:
\u0026lt;ol>
\u0026lt;li title = " Blogia "> Blogia \u0026lt;/ li> \u0026lt;li> Blogger \u0026lt;/ li> \u0026lt;li> Blogthing \u0026lt;/ li> \u0026lt;/ ol> Blogia
Blogger Blogthing Definition lists:
consists of a term (dt) and definition (dd).
\u0026lt;dt> Term: \u0026lt;/ dt>
\u0026lt;dd> definition of the term. \u0026lt;/ Dd>
\u0026lt;/ dl>
Term:
definition of the term.
Comments: are explanations that do not appear in the final presentation of the document. Symbols are enclosed
\u0026lt;! - comment ->
LINKS Link to another page
Visit \u0026lt;a href="http://www.blogpocket.com/"> blogpocket.com \u0026lt;/ a> Visit
blogpocket.com
Link within the same page And the site where you want to jump, you must put: \u0026lt;a name="ejemplomarcador"> Link within a page \u0026lt;/ a>
IMAGES
To include an image in the document: \u0026lt;img src = "http://www.bloglines.com/images/sub_modern1.gif" alt = "Bloglines" title = "icon Bloglines">
Images may be on the server itself, or an alien.
alt = "text" used to propose an alternative text to an image. This text will appear when you are using a program without graphics capabilities (Lynx). Should be used when images serve as links. An image that links:
\u0026lt;a href="http://www.bloglines.com"> \u0026lt;img src = "http://www.bloglines.com/images/sub_modern1.gif" alt = " Bloglines "title =" Bloglines Icon "> \u0026lt;/ a>
MARCOS
serves to insert a frame within a block of text. Insert a HTML document in the middle of another.
src="http://www.bloglines.com/blog/Juglar" \u0026lt;iframe height="350" width="350" scrolling="auto" frameborder="1"> [Your Agent user support frames or is currently configured not to display frames. However, you can visit
\u0026lt;a href="http://www.bloglines.com/blog/Juglar"> the related document. \u0026lt;/ A>] \u0026lt;/ iframe>
[ Your user agent does not support frames or is currently configured not to display frames. However, you may visit the related document
. ]
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