HTML tags

Go4Expert Member
8Dec2007,21:12   #1
msubarna's Avatar
Please help me with the following questions:

1. It is a good practice to use mixed casing to denote HTML tags?

2. Web pages might look different in a browser from what they look like in a GUI editor.

3. In XML, you use the same syntax for specifying comments as you would for in HTML

4.Which tag enables to divide a Web page into sections?

5. Why my browser displays the message "HTTP 404 - File not found" when I click on a link in a Web page.


thanks for your help
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9Dec2007,11:53   #2
shabbir's Avatar
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Originally Posted by msubarna
1. It is a good practice to use mixed casing to denote HTML tags?
It does not matter.

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Originally Posted by msubarna
2. Web pages might look different in a browser from what they look like in a GUI editor.
Yes. Gui editor will show you code browser will show you final output

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3. In XML, you use the same syntax for specifying comments as you would for in HTML
Yes

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4.Which tag enables to divide a Web page into sections?
Frame

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5. Why my browser displays the message "HTTP 404 - File not found" when I click on a link in a Web page.
Because page does not exist which you have linked from the page.


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Team Leader
10Dec2007,10:30   #3
pradeep's Avatar
You can also use <DIV> tag to divide the pages into different sections!