Use this HTML poster to give your students an overall understanding of the basic code that makes up a web page.
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element stores extra information about your page, called metadata. This metadata provides instructions for your web browser. One piece of metadata is your pageThe
element stores the visible content of your page. This includes headings, paragraphs and other special elements like divs.I love creating websites.
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