What is the basic structure of an HTML element?

An HTML element consists of a start tag, content, and an end tag.

Explain the concept of nested HTML elements and provide an example.

Nested HTML elements are elements placed inside other elements. For example, a paragraph element ( ) can be nested inside a body element ( ).

An empty HTML element is an element that does not have a closing tag or content. An example is the tag, which defines a line break.

Although HTML tags are not case sensitive, it is recommended to use lowercase tags for consistency and best practice.

Name: Building Webpages with HTML
Author: Insta~Lesson

10th Grade · Technology · 39 min

I can create a basic webpage using HTML tags.

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An HTML element consists of a start tag and an end tag, with content in between.
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Nested elements are elements within elements, such as elements nested within the body element.
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Some HTML elements are called empty elements and do not have end tags, such as the <br> element which defines a line break.

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