Table in HTML (with Examples)

When we arrange data in a tabular form, i.e. in the form of rows and columns, it is called table. A table in HTML displays the data or information in rows and columns on a web page. They are an…

When we arrange data in a tabular form, i.e. in the form of rows and columns, it is called table. A table in HTML displays the data or information in rows and columns on a web page. They are an…

In this tutorial, we will learn how to add images on a HTML web page or document. We will also learn how to add alternative text to images to improve accessibility for the site visitors who use screen readers. An…

In this tutorial, we will understand how to create different types of links in HTML with the help of examples. Links, technically known as hyperlinks, are the very essence of the web, because they are the feature that enables interconnection…

In HTML, a link, also known as a hyperlink, is a reference (or an address) to a resource on the web. It can point to any resource on the web, such as web pages, images, videos, files, documents, or other…

Definition list (also known as description list) in HTML slightly differs from the other two lists that we discussed in the previous tutorial. Each list item in a definition list has two parts: A term The term’s definition Thus, the…

An unordered list in HTML is a collection of items that do not have a specific order or sequence. By default, most of the web browsers will display unordered lists with a bullet point (•) before each list item. Therefore,…

An ordered list in HTML is a list of items that are arranged in a specific order. In the ordered list, each item is automatically displayed with numbers by default, indicating its position in the sequence. Therefore, it is also…

Lists in HTML are a general purpose container to group a set of related items or things in a structured format. They are usually useful for presenting items in a clear, logical, and ordered manner, making it easier for users…

Comments in HTML are statements within the HTML code that are not displayed on the browser window. They allow us to include notes, explanations, or disable code without removing it. Comments are not executed by the web browser but are…