<style type="text/css"> title { font-size:large; font-weight:bold; } </style> so that "My page" that is written on the top of the page has some style to it. All replies (4) Monday, November 25, 2013 10:52 AM ✅Answered Title tag cannot be stylized as far as i know...
When you use HTML and type the text designed to be viewed, you usually don't need any special codes — you use just your computer keyboard to add the appropriate letters or characters. A problem arises when you want to type a character in the readable text that HTML uses as part of th...
JavaScript manipulates HTML elements by changing their styles or attributes. For hiding elements, you can adjust the display style property to “none” to hide an element and set it back to “block” or “inline” (depending on the element's default display value) to show it. Some use case...
In HTML, we can divide a whole webpage into sections by using <div> tag along with the CSS. By default, a <div> tag divides a webpage into horizontal sections. However, you can use the float property of CSS to make the vertical sections of the webpage. By following this guide, you...
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You can also use theBootstrap CSS frameworkto create stylish tables. Check outA Walkthrough of the Bootstrap CSS Table Elementto learn how. HTML Table Example Let’s say you’re creating a table for contact information of your staff. You want to list the name, job title, and email addres...
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A title tag is a bit of HTML code used to specify the title of a webpage. It appears in Google’s search results, social media posts (if you don’t haveOG tags), and in the browser tab. Here’s an example of how the code looks: ...
For more information, see Silverlight Plug-in Object Reference and Property Values of the HTML Object Element. The topics listed in the See Also section provide additional coverage of specific embedding scenarios. An alternative to using the object element is to use the JavaScript embedding functions...
It’s important to remember that there aredifferences between the post title and the SEO title. The first difference is that, behind the scenes, these titles use completely different HTML tags. Your post title is enclosed in<h1>tags, while the SEO tag uses<title>tags. ...