Welcome to the fifth lesson of our “HTML From Scratch” series! In this lesson, we will be exploring HTML quotation and comments. Quotations are used to reference and attribute external sources in your web pages, while comments allow you to add notes and reminders to your HTML code for future reference.
We will be discussing the different types of quotations and how to use them, as well as best practices for adding comments to your code. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid understanding of how to use quotations and comments to make your HTML code more efficient and organized.
Overview about Our HTML Lesson 5
Four pages of summary in PDF format to start learning the HTML language from the beginning for a series of lessons that we will complete together to master the HTML,
As always, we will provide a PDF version of this lesson for your reference and convenience. So, let’s dive in and learn how to add quotations and comments to your HTML code from scratch!
Lesson Content
- HTML Quotation
- HTML <blockquote> for Quotations
- HTML <q> for Short Quotations
- HTML <abbr> for Abbreviations
- HTML <address> for Contact Information
- HTML <cite> for Work Title
- HTML <bdo> for Bi-Directional Override
- HTML Quotation and Citation Elements
- HTML Comments
- HTML Comment Tag
- Add Comments
- Hide Content
- Hide Inline Content
Lesson Format
Nu Of Pages
4 Pages
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The Previous Lessons:-
HTML From Scratch Lesson 1
HTML From Scratch Lesson 2
HTML From Scratch Lesson 3
HTML From Scratch Lesson 4
