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A blank is any part of a web document body that has opening and closing tags.
container
A blank is the container in which another element resides.
parent container
Container for introductory content
<header>
</header>
Generic tag for creating inline containers
<span></span>
Generic tag for creating block containers
<div>
</div>
Container for content not directly related to the main topic of a document
<aside>
</aside>
Container for content relating to website navigation
<nav>
</nav>
Container for self-contained content that can be reused independently, such as a news article
<article>
</article>
Container for distinct parts of a document, such as a chapter
<section>
</section>
Container for the document’s primary content
<main>
</main>
Container for person’s or organization’s contact information
<address>
</address>
Container for content descriptive information about the web page like author, copyright, or date modified
<footer>
</footer>
HTML elements can be categorized as either blank or blank
block or inline
A blank (sometimes called a block-level element) fills the width of the element’s parent container and can contain other block elements, inline elements, and text.
block element
Block elements include blank, blank and blank.
<h1>, <table>, and <p>
</p></table></h1>
Some block elements cannot be contained within certain blank when the semantics are unclear. Ex: The <p> element cannot contain another <p> element.
other block elements
A blank element is a generic element for creating block containers to facilitate managing page content and is the only block element with no semantic meaning, unlike other block elements such as <p> and <table>.
<div>
</div>
An blank fills the minimum space possible in the element’s parent container and can only contain text or other inline elements.
inline element
The blank element is an inline element that creates a hyperlink container as big as the link’s internal content; a hyperlink does not fill the width or height of the link’s parent paragraph.
<a></a>
The blank element is the generic element for creating inline containers to facilitate managing content on the page. Unlike other inline elements, such as <a> and <em>, the blank element has no semantic meaning.</em></a>
<span></span>
The blank tag allows the web browser to submit information from the user to the server.
<form>
</form>
The <form> tag has what two primary attributes:
The action attribute
The method attribute
The blank indicates the URL where the form data should be sent. Typically the URL uses HTTPS so the form data is encrypted.
action attribute
The blank indicates the HTTP request type the browser will use to communicate with the server.
method attribute