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HTML for Beginners
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HTML for Beginners

HTML for Beginners

1. Understanding Basic Elements
What is HTML?Understanding the Most Common ElementsAttributes, Classes, Ids, and StylesFormatting Elements
2. Working with Semantic Elements, Multimedia Elements and Graphics
ListsFormsCreating Drop DownsHTML Tables
3. Working with Advanced Elements
Semantic Elements and Page LayoutUsing External ResourcesImagesAudio and VideoGraphics

bookUsing External Resources

When you develop web pages with HTML, you often need to link to external resources. For example, we usually keep our CSS and JavaScript codes in separate files.

Adding external CSS files

Suppose your CSS codes are in an "index.css" file. You use the <link> tag to link that file to your HTML code. We place this <link> tag inside the <head> tag.

With the <link> tag, we use the rel attribute to define the relationship of the external file and the href attribute to assign the external file path.

Here is the code we use for that:

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index

css

index

js

index

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Adding external Javascript files

When we want to add external Javascript files to our HTML web page, we use the <script> tag with the src attribute.

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index

css

index

js

index

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Which of the following attributes are required for <link> tag?

Which of the following attributes are required for tag?

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Section 3. Chapter 2
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