Web sites are collections of Web pages that contain related information. The pages within a site are linked together so that readers can move easily among them. Web servers are computers that store Web pages and respond to requests from different browsers. Web browsers are programs that allow readers to view Web pages. HTML allows you to add tags to your Web page to indicate special characteristics.
Some tags affect the look of a Web page, others affect how it functions.
When you add an element or change its attributes, Claris Home Page inserts the appropriate tags for you. If you are an experienced HTML user, you can also add tags directly to the HTML code. Using browsers to read Web pages Every Web page has a unique address. When a reader types your page's URL or clicks on a link, a browser locates the page, interprets the HTML tags, and displays the contents of that page. Some browsers may interpret an HTML tag one way, while others interpret it differently, and some may ignore it completely.