1. Basics of HTML

2. Tags for overall page structure:,, and Tags for titles, headings, and paragraphs:, through, and Tags for comments: Tags for lists:,,,, and

3. Structuring Your HTML The DOCTYPE Identifier : Strict,Transitional, Frameset

4. Title: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe Heading: Examples to Paragraphs :....,.., …, strikethrough Monospaced typewriter font …

5. Special characters Char Code Description & & Ampersand < < Less than > > Greater than © © Copyright ® ® Registered trademark ± &plusmin; Plus or minus 2 ² Superscript 2 3 ³ Superscript 3 ´ ´ Acute accent ` ` Grave accent # # Number % % Percent white space

6. Meta tag Searching: Refresh : Expires:

7. List and List HTML 4.01 defines these three types of lists: –Numbered or ordered lists, which are typically labeled with numbers –Bulleted or unordered lists, which are typically labeled with bullets or some other symbol –Glossary lists, in which each item in the list has a term and a definition for that term, arranged so that the term is somehow highlighted or drawn out from the text

8. Attributes are extra parts of HTML tags that contain options or other information about the tag itself “disc”,”square”,”circle” Type= “1”,”a”,”A”,”i”,”I” January Eggs

9. Example white-space: Specifies how white space is handled for list items. Valid values are pre, nowrap, and normal.

10. Glossary Basil Annual. Can grow four feet high; the scent of its tiny white flowers is heavenly Comment :