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domain names. Check out our current domain names news. What is HTML?
HTML is a series of tags within a text document which tells your browser what to read. These tags are in pairs and surround the text with small angle brackets, giving instructions as to how these words will appear on the visible page. For example a paragraph tag would look like this-- <p>paragraph of text</p>. Or for a word to be bolded in the text, it would have <b>word</b>around it. Note the "/" completes the tag. Some HTML tags don't show on the visible page to the visitor but are "behine the scenes". A good example of this is the <title> of the page itself. The basic HTML page starts with the tag <html> and ends with </html>. Between these two tages is the header and body text. The header -- <head>text</head> has information that won't be visible to visitors like the title, meta description and meta tags. The body <body>text</body> has everything visible to a site's visitor. To view
the HTML of this page go to the top tool bar and choose
"view" and then "page source" in Netscape or "view " and
then "source " in Internet Explorer. Smart Tags
Recently, Microsoft announced that Smart Tags will be pulled from the final release of Windows XP and IE6, but Microsoft also said Smart Tags might be resurrected in later versions. Smart Tags will remain a feature of Office XP. You can disable Smart Tag recognition in Internet Explorer within your site by adding a Meta tag to the head in your web pages. After adding this tag, Internet Explorer will not dynamically add new Smart Tags to your pages. The tag is: <meta
name="MSSmartTagsPreventParsing"
content="TRUE">
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