HTML

HTML Elements: A Hands-On Guide

HTML elements are the core of web pages, created with start tags (e.g., <p>) and end tags (e.g., </p>). They structure content like headings, paragraphs, and more. Let’s dive in with examples.

Basic Page with Elements

Start with this:

    Element Demo


    Main Heading
    Made on March 24, 2025.

Nested Elements

Elements can nest inside others. Here’s a paragraph with bold text:

This is bold and exciting!

Headings Galore

HTML has six heading levels. Compare them:

Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3

Try It Out

Save the first example as elements.html (UTF-8 encoding) and open it in your browser. You’ll see a heading and paragraph. Then, add the nested <b> example or tweak it with <i> for italics (e.g., <p><i>Hi</i> there</p>).

Why Elements?

They organize content logically. Experiment with tags like <strong> or <h4> to see how they shape your page!

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