Sematnical tags
Header: The
<header>
tag defines the header of a document or section. Nav: The
<nav> 
tag defines a navigation bar. Section: The
<section>
tag defines a section of a document. Article: The
<article> 
tag defines an independent piece of content, such as a blog post or news article. ** aside:** The
<aside>
tag defines a sidebar or other secondary content. Footer: The
<footer>
tag defines the footer of a document or section. figure: The
<figure>
tag defines a self-contained piece of content, such as an illustration, diagram, photo, code listing, etc. figcaption: The
<figcaption>
tag defines a caption for a figure. h1-h6: The
<h1>
through
<h6>
tags define headings of different levels. main: The
<main>
tag defines the main content of a document. a: The
 <a> 
tag defines a hyperlink. form: The
<form>
tag defines a form. input: The
<input>
tag defines an input field. img: The
<img>
tag defines an image. blockquote: The
<blockquote>
tag defines a quotation. time: The
<time>
tag defines a date or time. mark: The
<mark>
tag defines a highlighted passage of text. b: The
<b>
tag defines bold text. strong: The
<strong>
tag defines strong text. em: The
<em>
tag defines emphasized text. code: The
<code>
tag defines code snippets. pre: The
<pre>
tag defines preformatted text.
by Luka Tatarishvili
10 months ago
HTML
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Pro tip: use ```triple backticks around text``` to write in code fences