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The footer element represents a footer for its nearest ancestor sectioning content element (like an article element) or for the body element if there is no...
The HTML base element provides the base URL for all relative URLs within a document. It’s usually placed inside the head section and should appear only once...
The HTML p element represents a paragraph, and is one of the most commonly used block level elements. HTML paragraphs can be used to structure any group of...
The hr element is a paragraph-level break (the “horizontal rule”). It’s used to illustrate a change in a story, article, or transition to a different topic...
The HTML em element emphasizes its contents. The greater the number of ancestor em elements the larger the stressor of emphasis. Using em elements can change...
The section element is quite literally a section of a document. A section, in this context, is a grouping of content that typically contains a heading.
The a element (or “anchor”) creates a hyperlink to webpages, files, and other resources by passing a URL to its href attribute. It’s one of the most...
The HTML link element allows a document to be linked to other resources, such as stylesheets or scripts. You’ll find it on almost every webpage you ever come...
