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What does the body tag do?

The body tag in HTML is used to define the body of the HTML document, which is the area where all the visible contents like text, images, links, tables, and other elements are placed. Everything displayed in the web browser window (except for the contents of the head tag) is enclosed within the body tag.

Does anyone still use XHTML?

As long as support is not widespread, most web developers avoid using XHTML that is not HTML-compatible, so advantages of XML such as namespaces, faster parsing, and smaller-footprint browsers do not benefit the user.

How to preserve white space in XHTML?

To preserve all the characters for some elements, use the xml:space attribute or the PRE element (only valid for XHTML documents). The possible values for the xml:space attribute are default and preserve . The value default means that an applications default white-space treatment is acceptable for these elements.

What is the body tag in XHTML?

Within HTML 4 and XHTML, the tag has a number of attributes that control the color and background of your document. Various browsers have extended the tag to give even greater control over your documents appearance. Anything between the tag and its ending counterpart, , is called body content.

What is the difference between header tag and body tag?

The HTML Head Element which is - Is is a tag and the used to break up the information in an html file into two sections. The tag hold all the content of the page and the holds all the extra information often referred to at META data.

What are the XHTML tags?

XHTML tags are case sensitive. For instance, and will be read as two different tags. XHTML tags must be closed with a closing tag or a trailing slash. Examples: Some text, . In HTML, closing tags and trailing slashes are not required (but they are acceptable).

What are the three parts of XHTML?

XHTML documents consist of three sections, listed as follows: DOCTYPE. DOCTYPE is used to declare a DTD. Head. The Head segment is used to announce the title and other associated attributes. Body. The body is used to provide the content on web pages. It is composed of several tags.

What is the purpose of the body section?

Does the body section have purpose? If the introduction provides the topic and focus of the essay and its variables, and the conclusion summarises its findings and key arguments, the body section is where the topic is discussed and explored where philosophical battles are fought and won.

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