HTML commands are used to add text, images, video, audio, and links to a website. Tags are created in pairs and indicate how elements should be displayed. Common commands include those for text formatting, media embedding, and link creation. HTML can also create lists, tables, and graphics.
When someone uses Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) to build a website, they can use a number of different HTML commands to add various elements. Some of the more common types of commands are those that can create, modify, and alter the way text appears on a page. There are also a number of tags and coding methods that can be used to place images, video and audio on a page for playback by a viewer. Other HTML commands can be used to add links to a page allowing users to navigate between websites more easily.
HTML commands typically take the form of tags that are used to tell the web browser viewing the page how to display certain elements of the page. These tags are created in pairs that surround the content of a page. They are created inside angle brackets and often use special codes to indicate different commands. A tag might start with and then include the contents of the command before ending with where the slash indicates an end tag.
Some of the more common HTML commands are those used to indicate the main content of a website and to edit its text. This is usually done through a tag indicating that the entire text is an HTML document, as well as tags for titles, a page header, and the body of a web page. There are also a number of HTML commands that can be used to create different types of text on a web page. This includes tags to italicize text and code to make certain words bold.
Many HTML commands can be used to embed images, videos and other media into a web page. These tags are used not only to indicate which image should be used on a site, but also how the image should be sized and positioned on the page. Some of these commands can achieve different results, such as setting background images, creating thumbnails that can be used to view larger images, and setting audio to play automatically when a page is viewed. Video files such as short movies and animations can also be viewed using HTML commands that indicate the size of the video and its placement on the page.
Links are typically added to a website via various tags and commands, which can be used to create these links in different ways. Simple links can be pasted into a page, whereas many web page designers prefer to embed links within lines of text or images that can be clicked from a viewer to access the linked page. HTML commands can also be used to create lists and other graphics on a page. This includes creating graphs and tables on a page, as well as simple borders that can separate content on a page.
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