Designing Web Pages with HTML
Dave Wolf, Alix Henley
Abstract
Dave Wolf, Alix Henley
Abstract
HTML (hypertext markup language) is a markup language for creating web documents (web pages). The main function of a browser is to receive the web page from the web server and display it. The browser applies all fonts, styles, and layouts specified by the HTML tags and CSS property values. This content can be further manipulated by using JavaScript, the programming language of the browser.
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HTML (hypertext markup language) is a markup language for creating web documents (web pages). The main function of a browser is to receive the web page from the web server and display it. The browser applies all fonts, styles, and layouts specified by the HTML tags and CSS property values. This content can be further manipulated by using JavaScript, the programming language of the browser.
Key concepts: HTML, Client-side scripting, Computer science, Web page, World Wide Web, Static web page, Dynamic web page, JavaScript