HTML Reference

<p>The p tag is used to create a paragraph.</p>

<h1>The h1 tag is used to create a level 1 heading.</h1>

<h2>The h2 tag is used to create a level 2 heading.</h2>

<h3>The h3 tag is used to create a level 3 heading.</h3>

<h4>The h4 tag is used to create a level 4 heading.</h4>

<h5>The h5 tag is used to create a level 5 heading.</h5>

<h6>The h6 tag is used to create a level 6 heading.</h6>

<br>The br tag is used to insert a line break. (No closing tag)

<hr>The hr tag is used to create a horizontal line. (No closing tag)

<strong>The strong tag is used to make text bold (important).</strong>

<em>The em tag is used to emphasize text (usually italic).</em>

<b>The b tag is used to make text bold (stylistic).</b>

<i>The i tag is used to make text italic (stylistic).</i>

<u>The u tag is used to underline text.</u>

<mark>The mark tag is used to highlight text.</mark>

<small>The small tag is used for smaller or fine-print text.</small>

<del>The del tag represents deleted text (usually shown with a line through).</del>

<ins>The ins tag represents inserted text (usually underlined).</ins>

_{The sub tag displays subscript text (example: H₂O).}

^{The sup tag displays superscript text (example: x²).}

<s>The s tag represents text that is no longer accurate or relevant.</s>

<pre>The pre tag displays preformatted text. Spaces and line breaks are preserved.</pre>

<code>The code tag is used to display code (inline).</code>

<kbd>The kbd tag represents keyboard input.</kbd>

<samp>The samp tag represents sample program output.</samp>

<var>The var tag represents a variable.</var>

<a href="#">The a tag is used to create a hyperlink.</a>

<img src="image.jpg" alt="Image">The img tag is used to display an image. (No closing tag)

<audio controls src="audio.mp3">The audio tag is used to embed sound content.</audio>

<video controls src="video.mp4">The video tag is used to embed video content.</video>

<ul>The ul tag is used to create an unordered (bulleted) list.</ul>

<ol>The ol tag is used to create an ordered (numbered) list.</ol>

<li>The li tag is used to create a list item.</li>

<div>The div tag is used to group block-level elements.</div>

<span>The span tag is used to group inline elements.</span>

<section>The section tag groups related content under one topic.</section>

<article>The article tag defines independent, self-contained content.</article>

<aside>The aside tag is used for related content like sidebars.</aside>

<header>The header tag defines introductory content.</header>

<nav>The nav tag defines navigation links.</nav>

<main>The main tag defines the main content.</main>

<footer>The footer tag defines footer content.</footer>

<form>The form tag is used to create a form.</form>

<input type="text">The input tag creates input fields.</input>

<button>The button tag creates a clickable button.</button>

<label>The label tag labels form elements.</label>

<textarea>The textarea tag creates multi-line input.</textarea>