Hello and welcome.
In this feed you I will walk you through a basic hasty AML document structure.
This is an illustration of a basic hasty AML document structure.
So I'm going to walk you through the structure from top to bottom.
Paul start with the doc type the doc type is what is called a declaration.
It must be the very first thing in your hasty AML document before the hasty EMR tag the doc type declaration
is not an hasty AML tag.
It is an instruction to the web browser about what version of hasty AML the page is written in.
It lets the web browser interpret the hasty AML document as a web page.
You always have to add the doc type declaration to the very top of your documents.
The first thing you should do so the web browsers knows what type of document to expect.
And then they can render the correct document.
I have written the doc type in upper case but it is not case sensitive so you can also write it in lowercase.
So in the illustration here Say Doc type space hasty e-mails I am basically slaying the document type
is an HMO document.
So you write the way you write the doc type you do the less than sign exclamation mark Doc type and
then e-mail and then a greater than sign.
Next we have the hasty AML element so we call the opening hasty CML element and the closing hasty AML
element the closing element is identified with the forward slash before the tag is closed.
The ACMA element wraps all the content on the entire page and it is sometimes known as the root element
necks.
We've got the head element which contains all the meta information about the document meta basically
refers to information about information so its micro information about information the head element
acts as a container for all the stuff you want to include on the health AML page.
So whatever content is enclosed in the head between the head element isn't the content that is visible
when someone visits your web page.
So within the head element you can add tags like the meta concept.
Also the page title you can also include that in the what is a meta concept.
The Met a concept basically has a value of UTF Dash 8 which is the attribute this element basically
is used to set the character of your document.
So the standard is a UTF Dash 8 which includes most characters from the vast majority of human written
languages.
So when you have your meta concepts set to you tier Dash 8 it essentially means that 8 can handle any
textual content you might put on it.
The title element is used to set the title of your page which is the title that appears in the web browser
tab.
So when the page actually loads it will have a tag a title on the web browser.
This is the title you would have set within the document so that will get displayed and people can bookmark
that and also save that as a favourite.
Next we have the body element the body element actually contains the visual content of the page.
So when you visit a Web site the actual content you can see is the content that is wrapped between the
body tag which is anything between the opening and closing body tag is the visible content that is displayed
on the web page so it contains all the content that you want to show to the Web user or visitor when
they visit your page whether that is text images videos games playable audio tracks or whatever content
you have.
You have to place it between the body element for the visitor to see it inside the body element.
I have called some other nested element.
I've got a hate one tag the hate one element basically is use for head in tag.
You can use that if you want to create a heading and usually there are hate 1 2 page 6 hate form being
the largest we've got the P which stands for paragraph you use that to add paragraph to a web page.
Next we've caught the I M G which is an image tag if you want to add images to your web page.
You use the AMG tag the AMG is what is known as a self closing tag.
It doesn't have a closing tag inside the I am G tag.
You have to specify a couple of attributes the first attribute is called the s are or C or the source.
So basically if you add in an email you need to use the source attribute to specify where the image
is going to be reference from and every attribute you assign a value using the equals two and you enclose
the values in quotes.
So in my example here I've said the image it's located in my images folder and in the name of the image
is called Poppy Dot.
J pick next and put on the attribute caught art.
This is called the alternate text and you have to give it a value.
I've given it a value of cute puppy image.
Basically what that does if for any reason the image that is meant to be on this page does not get displayed.
The alternate text or display detects instead so the text will advise visitors that there was an image
here or maybe a cute puppy or whatever but basically you have to give a descriptive text that will show
up if anything happens to the image.
For example if the image is moved or not position properly or for some reason or the other it doesn't
display then the alternate text gets displayed instead.
There are so many haste CML elements.
I've only just used a tiny bit here in this illustration but as you continue to get more knowledgeable
in hasty AML you begin to get more exposed to more hasty AML elements.
So that's it for this video.
On the basic hasty AML document structure.
Thank you.
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