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<title> Welcome to the HTML Train! </title>
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<h1> Hello! </h1>
<p> You have recently been recognized as a Student who is learning how to code in HTML and CSS! Just a few things before you get started on this excellent journey! I will explain some HTML tags to get you started. </p>
<h2> Data Definitions </h2>
<dl>
<dt> The <dl> </dl> tag is a Definition List tag. It orders the computer to read it as you would a dictionary. But the <dt> </dt> is the Definition Term tag such as the term 'Sun' in the dictionary.</dt>
<dd> The <dd> </dd> tag is referred to as the Data Definition tag. This would be the definition of the term which in this case is 'A scorching hot bundle of fire' </dd>
</dl>
<h2> Ordered Lists (Food Example) </h2>
<p> In this section we will be talking about the <ol> </ol> tag (ordered list) and the ul tag (unordered list). A quick trick with the ol tag is that you can type <ol type="I"> to make it in roman numerals. And with the <ul> </ul> tag you can type <ul type="square"> to make the bullets a square instead of a circle. Lastly is the <li> </li> tag which is used when listing an item. </p>
<ol>
<li> Fruit </li>
<li> Poultry </li>
<li> Vegetables </li>
</ol>
OR
<ul>
<li> Fruit </li>
<li> Poultry </li>
<li> Vegetables </li>
</ul>
<h2> Conclusion </h2>
<p> Just to finish up this basic tutorial to help you remembers, I will go over a few other tags and then we can finish this up! First things first is the <hr /> tag. This creates a horizontal rule which is a line that goes across your page. There is no need to </hr> this tag because it is opened and closed in one tag (hr />).
Next would be the <br> tag. This take implements a page break in the text. On the other hand is the <p> tag which is a paragraph tag. This is used for the full space the ENTER button provides. The <br> tag is usually half the paragraph space. </p>
<p> I don't want to keep you too long so hopefully this will give you some background information on some of the tags. I can assist you further if deemed necessary. Thanks for reading and keep on coding! </p>
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I wrote all of this.
P.S. Good luck!
<head>
<title> Welcome to the HTML Train! </title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="cyan">
<h1> Hello! </h1>
<p> You have recently been recognized as a Student who is learning how to code in HTML and CSS! Just a few things before you get started on this excellent journey! I will explain some HTML tags to get you started. </p>
<h2> Data Definitions </h2>
<dl>
<dt> The <dl> </dl> tag is a Definition List tag. It orders the computer to read it as you would a dictionary. But the <dt> </dt> is the Definition Term tag such as the term 'Sun' in the dictionary.</dt>
<dd> The <dd> </dd> tag is referred to as the Data Definition tag. This would be the definition of the term which in this case is 'A scorching hot bundle of fire' </dd>
</dl>
<h2> Ordered Lists (Food Example) </h2>
<p> In this section we will be talking about the <ol> </ol> tag (ordered list) and the ul tag (unordered list). A quick trick with the ol tag is that you can type <ol type="I"> to make it in roman numerals. And with the <ul> </ul> tag you can type <ul type="square"> to make the bullets a square instead of a circle. Lastly is the <li> </li> tag which is used when listing an item. </p>
<ol>
<li> Fruit </li>
<li> Poultry </li>
<li> Vegetables </li>
</ol>
OR
<ul>
<li> Fruit </li>
<li> Poultry </li>
<li> Vegetables </li>
</ul>
<h2> Conclusion </h2>
<p> Just to finish up this basic tutorial to help you remembers, I will go over a few other tags and then we can finish this up! First things first is the <hr /> tag. This creates a horizontal rule which is a line that goes across your page. There is no need to </hr> this tag because it is opened and closed in one tag (hr />).
Next would be the <br> tag. This take implements a page break in the text. On the other hand is the <p> tag which is a paragraph tag. This is used for the full space the ENTER button provides. The <br> tag is usually half the paragraph space. </p>
<p> I don't want to keep you too long so hopefully this will give you some background information on some of the tags. I can assist you further if deemed necessary. Thanks for reading and keep on coding! </p>
</body>
</html>
I wrote all of this.
P.S. Good luck!
