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Thursday, January 8, 2009 
<HEAD> ... </HEAD> Document Head tag 
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DEFINITION
Defines information about an html document, including its title, base URL, index information, next page pointer, and any links to other html documents. |
SUGGESTED STYLE/USAGE
<HEAD> ... </HEAD> is required at the head of an html document. Even though many browsers will render documents without a <HEAD> ... </HEAD> tag at the beginning, include one anyway, especially if you want to establish a base URL when you have numerous graphics or local document links in your page. Note: Although the <HEAD> ... </HEAD> tag produces no browser output other than the document title, this is an important component of proper html page design. |
EXAMPLE
<html>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>The basic layout of a html page</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
....
</BODY>
</html> |
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