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The <em> html tag

Overview The <em> HTML tag is known as a phrase tag, it is mainly used to style text. By default it makes text italic to emphasize the look of the tagged text. It works equally as well in table based layouts as well as CSS based ones. As with all phrase based HTML tags it can be used in situations where consistancy between browsers is difficalt to acheive in other ways. When text is put between the opening and closing <em> tag it is displayed as a emphasize text. Basic Usage <em>Some emphasize text in here</em> Any text between the opening and closing tag will be displayed as a emphasize text. Advance Usage It is possible to style and add functionality to the <em> tag, this is done by adding an attribute to after the p in the opening <em> tag Attributes allowed for the <em>tag include :-class, dir, id,…

Anchor texts of backlinks

Overview Anchor text is a technical term to describe any text which is a link… There is also a version of this that applies to images links. Due to recent Google updates this technique is not as important as it once was, but it should still be looked at History of Anchor text Tim Berners-Lee, a former telecoms engineer is widely regarded as the person who invented the internet as we see it today. Amongst the technologies he created, the ability to navigate between documents was to become known as a hyperlink, and without it, it could be argued that the net would simply not function. Beyond being simply a technology to link documents, by ‘naming’ the link, it allowed people to get an idea of what a web page contained before going to it. When the Google search engine was released, one of the signals Google looked at was…

The <h5> html tag

Overview In HTML h tags stand for heading and this is split into 6 different h tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 and h6). The <h5> tag itself is considered to be a smaller repeating sub header for a webpage. By default it is displayed as bold and smaller version of the body text. As with all h tags it is considered important for SEO.When text is put between the opening and closing <h5> tag it is displayed as a Small heading. Unlike <h1> a <h5> tag can be used multiple times on a webpage as its job is to be the heading for a web pages sub topics. Basic Usage <h5>Small header text</h5> Any text between the opening and closing tag will be displayed as a small heading. Advance Usage It is possible to style and add functionality to the <h5> tag, this is done by adding an attribute…

The <ul> html tag

Overview The <ul> HTML tag is used to specify an unordered list. It works in the same way as the <ol> tag but by default shows each list item with a bullet point instead of a number. This can be styled with CSS. The <ul> tag is used to indicate the whole list. Within this tag each list item is listed using the <li> HTML tag. This can also be used in conjuction with the <a> HTML tag and is the accepted way to define navigation links over table based HTML layout options. It works equally as well in table based layouts as well as CSS based ones. When text is put between the opening and closing <ul> tag it is displayed as a table caption text. Basic Usage <ul>Some unordered list text in here</ul> Any text between the opening and closing tag will be displayed as unordered list text.…

The cost of free website builders

With the daily rise of online services that promise to create and host a website for free. Is it good news for everyone, or a case of too good to be true? The birth of free From its inception people have constantly looked for cheaper and cheaper ways to access the internet and get the benefits of the digital life. From the start Companies like AOL offered discount packages for the masses to get online cheaply. Often the discounts came at a price like poor connection speeds and service but in an age where the internet was new and shiny, many people were happy to put up with most things just to get online. Businesses were quick to realise the power the internet and what it had to offer, but for many the perceived costs were just too much. It was not long before certain companies started to appear on…

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