- Heading
- Image
- Paragraph
- Hyperlink
- UL & OL
- Table. ..............................
Here's a step-by-step guide to create a simple HTML page with the elements you mentioned:
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Create a new HTML file: Open a text editor like Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac), or any code editor you prefer. Then, create a new file and save it with a .html extension. For example, you can name it index.html.
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Write the HTML structure: index.html
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Add the heading: Inside the body tags, add a heading using the h1 tag.
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Insert an image: To add an image, use the
and specify the src attribute with the path to your image file. You can also use the alt attribute to provide alternative text for accessibility.
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Write a paragraph: You can add a paragraph using the p
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Include a hyperlink: To add a hyperlink, use the a and specify the href attribute with the URL you want to link to:
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Create unordered and ordered lists: For an unordered list (bulleted list), use the ul element and li elements for each list item. For an ordered list (numbered list), use the ol :
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Insert a table: To create a simple table, use the table, tr (table row), th (table header), and td (table data).
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Save your file: Once you've added all the elements, save your HTML file.
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To run :: start.index.html
View your HTML page: Open your HTML file in a web browser by double-clicking on it. You should see your simple HTML page with all the elements you added.
That's it!