Never Go Back by Kyle Eggleston Sometimes, you gotta accept the fact that certain things will never go back to how they used to be. That’s an interesting thought. You can never go back in time to fix or change anything. It’s just not possible. We might want to go back in time and change anything, everything, but we can’t. Simple? Well not simple to hear, but very easy to say. So what do we do about all of this? Nothing. We do nothing. We can do nothing. You’d like to do something, but no that’s really not going to do any good in this life. So we wait. We wait for something to come along and hopefully we are able to anticipate the future. The future is all we can hope for.
Every website has certain elements that are needed in order for it to be an HTML document.
Here's the typical layout for a simple website.
<html>
<head>
<title>Page Title<title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
Each of the words surrounded by < and > are called tags. The page content that you want to display goes inside the body tag. Most HTML tags have a matching opening and closing tag.
There are doctypes that you can place at the top of your HTML pages as well. Doctypes help make sure that you are using the correct set of tags and aren't using any deprecated tags (tags that are no longer part of the HTML spec). You can always verify your website against an HTML validator. The validator checks which doctype you choose and then checks it against your HTML document.
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