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HTML & CSS Well-formed Markup Pages

March 11, 2024 by Rick Rodriguez

HTML FUNDAMENTALS Construct well-formed page markup Doctype -tag This tag provides information to the browser on what kind of document to expect. This tag is always the first tag in any HTML document. (DOCTYPE is not case sensitive and can be written in multiple ways) <!DOCTYPE html> HTML element or tag – is the root … Read more

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