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welcome back guys welcome to your 43rd tutorial and in this story Iamp;#39;m gonna be talking about another form element and this element is actually called a text area now a text area the most simple way I can put it is you know those single line text fields that we had before itamp;#39;s just a big text field now what is the point of having you know a text area then well certain times when youamp;#39;re making forms youamp;#39;re going to kind of want to push your user in leaving more than a single line of text for example if they were like on a dating website and they need to leave a biographer your about themselves or maybe theyamp;#39;re posting an ad on eBay and they need to write a description about their item this takes more than a single line of text so whenever you want the user to enter like one word give them a single line of text but whenever you want to have them enter like a couple paragraphs youamp;#39;re gonna need to give them a text area so thatamp;#39;s where

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Unordered lists Two XHTML elements are used to construct an unordered list: ul and li (list item). The ul element denotes the beginning of an unordered list. The list itself is composed of li elements. This is how the text may appear in the browser.
In HTML and XHTML, each paragraph should start with and end with the corresponding tag. And while a sequence of newline characters in a text processor-displayed document creates an empty paragraph for each one, browsers typically ignore all but the first paragraph tag.
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).
XHTML is considered obsolete.
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.
6.1 Font-style Tags The tag, which stands for teletype, formats the text in a typewriter-style font. The tag, which stands for italics, formats the text with italics. The tag, which stands for bold, formats the text as a bold font. The tag formats the text as a smaller font size.
XHTML documents must contain tags, tags, tags and tags. XHTML tag elements must always close; Either like (a pair of tags with content between) or (a self-closing tag). XHTML tag elements must always be lowercase.
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). XHTML does not permit overlapping nested tag structures.

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