HTML
- noun
- /ˌeɪtʃtiːˈɛmˌɛl/
- Texting
- Learning HTML is essential for anyone interested in web development and design.
- HTML hypertext markup
- HTML hypertext
- HTML language
The first banner I created, like a little HTML code banner, it said.
- The first banner I created, like a little HTML code banner, it said.
- Today, few web pages are written directly in HTML.
- It's no longer putting an e-mail together and making it look beautiful with HTML.
- Don't have like the HTML sidebar columns and all the crazy layout stuff that doesn't work on mobile viewing.
- When I built my first website, I had to learn HTML, JavaScript, CSS.
- This is before, you know, then, then we had a website, right, which was HTML.
- And then, and then it was way more HTML than what I had been prepared for.
- Didn't we learn a lot from the decisions in HTML that caused so much difficulty?
- And that's very relevant to discussions of whether HTML is or is not a programming language.
- And basically I do a lot of PHP work and HTML, that kind of thing.
- Certainly the if you have easy project like extracting table, the read HTML, HTML will work fine.
Examples
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When I built my first website, I had to learn HTML, JavaScript, CSS.
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An informative web page requires little more than the simplest HTML coding.
Academic text (1999) -
I said I took an HTML course at summer camp.
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There are a lot of resources that break it down to the HTML code.
Academic text (2006) -
In this example, I have an HTML tag, a head tag, and a title tag.
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Any web browser supporting HTML 4 and JavaScript can be used for application access.
Academic text (2012) -
Again, neither students nor instructors need to know any HTML coding to do this.
Academic text (2006) -
The HTML page was generated in Adobe Dreamweaver with only minimal customization: an added background image.
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To create a web page, you need to write the content using HTML tags to structure the layout.
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Most modern websites use HTML as the foundational markup language to display text and images.
Synonyms
A set of simple rules that tell a browser how to show web pages
A way to write text that tells a web page how to look and where links go
How Structured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
HTML is short for HyperText Markup Language. The part hyper- means 'over' or 'beyond', text means 'words', and markup is like putting 'marks' or small 'labels' on words to show how they should appear, so HTML is the 'language' of simple codes called 'tags' that tell a web browser how to structure a web page.