Tagged: HTML
9 articles tagged HTML across all clusters on CodeWalkers.
HTML Tables: Rows, Cells, Headers, and Accessible Markup
Build real HTML tables for tabular data: the table, tr, and td grid model, headers and captions, spanning cells, and accessible markup.
HTML Elements and Structure
The core HTML elements that give a page its shape: the document skeleton, headings and text, lists, links, and images, with small valid examples.
HTML Spanning Cells: colspan and rowspan
Use colspan and rowspan to let one HTML table cell cover several columns or rows, and keep the grid math straight so columns stay aligned.
HTML Links and Images: href, src, alt, and Lazy Loading
Anchor elements with href for navigation and img elements with src and alt for pictures: the two elements that connect and illustrate a page.
HTML Table Structure: table, tr, td, and the Grid Model
The table, tr, and td elements and the grid model: how rows and cells nest to form columns automatically in an HTML table.
HTML Headings and Text: h1–h6, Paragraphs, and Emphasis
Headings h1 through h6, paragraphs, strong and em for emphasis, and line breaks: the elements that carry the words on an HTML page.
HTML Document Structure: Doctype, Head, Body, and Viewport
The doctype, the html, head, and body skeleton, plus the charset and viewport meta tags every HTML page needs before content.
HTML Lists: Unordered, Ordered, and Description List Markup
Unordered, ordered, and description lists in HTML: the ul, ol, li, dl, dt, and dd elements, with small valid examples of each.
HTML Table Headers and Captions
Use th, thead, tbody, tfoot, caption, and the scope attribute to label an HTML table so browsers and screen readers understand its rows and columns.