HTML Tags Ordered by Category
On w3schools there are several topics under HTML Reference.
I am studying HTML through several different outlets. What I am starting to understand is that this is just one of the many documents that have to be filed on a server to create a website.
Today I went to look at HTML Tags Ordered by Category. There were 10 Basic HTML tags. I was familiar with all but the hr tag. The hr tag works on Steemit and I put a slash after hr because it seems to me that this tag does not have a closing tag. It seem to be a divider or a double space tool. Only 5 of the 10 basic HTML tags worked on the Steemit platform. Basic HTML tags are the foundation of HTML and setting up a HTML document.
Next, I moved on to view the Formatting tags. There were 39 tags that could be used for formatting in HTML. 13 of those tags can be used when writing a post for Steemit. Formatting tags are good for writing within the body of an HTML document.
After trying the Formatting tags out on Steemit I was onto Forms and Input. There were 12 tags for Forms and Input. I don’t believe that any of them would work when adding them to a Steemit post. These tags may have their use on creating a website.
I looked over the Frames but I also know that Frame tags will not be useable when writing a post on Steemit. I still study all the tags but I like to know which ones will work on Steemit. I want to learn about the tags in general so I can upgrade my own websites and make them more profitable.
After looking at the Images tag I started to realize that some of the tags I thought may have not worked may work but need the associated children tags or attributes to be active. I continued to look at the different type of tags and came to understand that fact. Some tags need attributes and are more complex than a simple Basic HTML.
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Wow, this reminds me of my childhood where my dad and I discovered Mircosoft Frontpage and learned HTML together to create a website. Since then I've tought myself many programming languages and the underlying logics. It took almost ten years to become a succesful developer. Just never give up, there's always a way to do what you want!
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