I think of three steps to produce on-line working Web pages. Step 3 is modifying the files to keep the content current. To do this, I used a Unix editor for minor on-line modifications. This month I will look at some of the basic concepts in step 1. Let's look at the tags and see what they do.
Tags are either single or paired.
This is needed since all carriage returns are ignored as the line length is determined by the size of the window that the user selects. This contains the title, also defined by tags, which appears as the title of the window displaying the Web page. The rest of the document is the body, which contains everything else. This seems like overkill to me, but I understand that you may have problems in future if you do not include it. The body contains paragraphs of text and highlighted phrases that are the links to other pages.