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HTML Notes

This document provides a list of HTML block tags along with their purposes. Each tag is briefly described, such as <address> for contact information, <article> for self-contained content, and <form> for user input collection. The document serves as a reference for understanding the functionality of various HTML elements.

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HTML Notes

This document provides a list of HTML block tags along with their purposes. Each tag is briefly described, such as <address> for contact information, <article> for self-contained content, and <form> for user input collection. The document serves as a reference for understanding the functionality of various HTML elements.

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HTML NOTES

block tags

<address> → Contact info dene ke liye (author ka address, email, phone).

<article> → Self-contained content (jaise blog post, news article).

<aside> → Side content (sidebar, extra notes).

<blockquote> → Kisi aur ka quoted text (long quotation).

<canvas> → Graphics draw karne ke liye (JavaScript ke saath).

<div> → Generic container, layout banane ke liye.

<dl> → Description list (terms aur definitions).

<dt> → Term/word ka naam (description list me).

<dd> → Term ka description (description list me).

<fieldset> → Form fields ko group karne ke liye.

<figcaption> → Figure ka caption (figure ka description).

<figure> → Image, diagram, ya code block ke liye container.

<footer> → Page ya section ka footer (copyright, links).

<form> → User input collect karne ke liye form.

<h1> to <h6> → Headings, h1 sabse bada, h6 sabse chhota.

<header> → Page ya section ka header (title, navigation).

<hr> → Horizontal line (content separate karne ke liye).

<li> → List ka item (ordered ya unordered list me).

<main> → Page ka main content area.

<nav> → Navigation links ka section.

<noscript> → Agar browser JavaScript support na kare to yeh content dikhata hai.

<ol> → Ordered list (numbered list).

<p> → Paragraph text.

<pre> → Preformatted text (jo spacing aur line breaks preserve kare).
<section> → Page ka ek logical section.

<table> → Table banane ke liye.

<tbody> → Table ka body part.

<thead> → Table ka header part.

<tfoot> → Table ka footer part.

<tr> → Table row.

<ul> → Unordered list (bullet points).

<video> → Video play karne ke liye.

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