GAINING HTML TAGS: DECODING THE FUTURE


This past quarter in Grade 10, my understanding of HTML TAGS has grown significantly, starting with the fundamental structure of HTML documents using tags like  <html> ,  <head> ,  <title> , and  <body> . I've moved beyond the basics, mastering several key tags and attributes. Initially, I focused on structural elements like  <br> ,  <hr> ,  <p> , and line breaks, learning how to effectively organize content. Then, I delved into text formatting, experimenting with tags like  <b> ,  <strong> ,  <big> ,  <em> ,  <i> ,  <small> ,  <sub> , and  <sup>  to enhance readability and emphasis. I also learned how to manipulate background colors and images using the  body  tag's attributes, adding visual appeal to my web pages.

A significant leap forward was mastering image insertion using the  <img>  tag, along with its attributes like  src ,  alt ,  align ,  height , and  width . I also learned to create hyperlinks using the  <a>  tag and its  href  and  target  attributes, including using images as links. Finally, I tackled tables, learning to structure data effectively using  <table> ,  <tr> ,  <th> , and  <td>  tags, including manipulating columns and rows (<frameset> <frame cols>, <frame src>, and <frame rows>. The combination of these skills now allows me to create more complex and visually engaging web pages. While there's still much to learn, I feel confident in my progress and excited to continue exploring the capabilities of HTML.

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