Description of HTML Elements
Elements are the core of HTML. Elements describe each piece of text in an HTML page. Elements are made up of a combination of tags that exist at many levels in HTML. Everything that appears in front of your eyes on a Web page, be it a paragraph of text, a banner, a navigation link, etc., is an element.
An Element is basically made up of three parts: the opening tag, the part contained within the Element, and the ending tag.
Let me explain
Before writing any elements
- <P> Here, P is the tag for Paragraph Tex,t and <> is the start of this tag.
- Element Content: Here, you have to write the words that are selected for the paragraph.
- </P> As mentioned earlier, P is the tag for Paragraph Text and </> is the ending tag.
In short, if you want to write a paragraph somewhere in HTML,
<p> Here is my paragraph </p>
Every webpage has four essential elements, such as HTML, Head, title, and body Elements. These four elements identify different parts of the web page. These four parts will be updated with detailed descriptions. So wait till then. And stay tuned with Tech Tips BD.
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Adobe Photoshop Shortcut Table PDF
There are very few tech lovers who have not heard of Adobe Photoshop. Photoshop manipulation has gained popularity all over the world today. There is no comparison to Adobe Photoshop for photo editing.
To work quickly in Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop shortcut keys are needed. So I have come up with an Adobe Photoshop shortcut Table. Many people do not know these Photoshop shortcut keys. Again, those who are new to Photoshop do not know how to work in Photoshop or what the Photoshop tools are.
I share my own story with you. I had a very limited understanding of Photoshop. Sometimes I use Adobe Photoshop to edit my photos. But I could not edit the perfect photos well, because I did not know all the tools and keyboard shortcuts of Photoshop. But through this eBook, Adobe Photoshop shortcut Table, I got an idea about all the tools and keys, and now I can work roughly.
However, this e-book is written in English, so you have to read it with a little attention.
Adobe Photoshop Shortcut Table
- Size 1.8 MB
- 19 Pages
- Tools panel
- File menu
- Different keyboard shortcuts for Mac and Windows
- Edit Menu
- Image Menu
- Select Menu
- Layer Menu
- Filter Menu
- 3D Menu
- View Menu
- Window Menu
- Photoshop Menu
- Help Menu
- Navigation Menu
- Navigator Panel
- Properties Panel
- Brush Panel
- Color Panel
- History Panel
- Layer’s Panel etc.
And the functions and shortcut keys of all these panels are given separately for Mac and Windows.
Basic understanding of HTML
With the growth of websites, there is a need for website designers and website developers. There is now a huge demand for web design and development in the world. So web design is not a bad career path.
HTML
HTML is Hyper Text Markup Language. However, it is not a programming language. The first level of web development is HTML. If you know this language, you can create web pages. It is very simple and easy to code.
What might be needed to learn HTML, or where and how to use HTML code?
HTML code can be written using the computer’s Notepad gadget. There are also advanced-level editor software programs with the help of which coding can be done very easily. Such as Note Pad ++, Dreamweaver, Notebens, Sublime Text, etc. However, in my opinion, those who want to learn HTML from scratch use the Notepad gadget of Windows. Although coding in Notepad is temporarily difficult, Notepad is very useful for beginners because you have to write the correct code in Notepad and then memorize it to avoid repeated writing. Which will help you later.
Things you need to know about HTML:
1. HTML Elements
2. HTML Tag
3.HTML Attribute
4. Paragraph (HTML Paragraph)
5. Heading. (HTML Heading)
6.List(HTML List)
7. Color code(HTML color code)
8. Font
9. Link (HTML link)
10. Image insert
11. Table (HTML table)
12. Form (HTML Form)
