Container and Empty Elements
CONTAINER AND EMPTY ELEMENTS
In HTML, there are two types of elements, one that requires a starting as well as ending tags,
and another that require just a starting tag and not an ending tags.
These two types are known as
- Container element
- empty element
CONTAINER ELEMENTS
This type of HTML elements require pair tags i.e, a starting as well as an ending tag.
e.g:- <TITLE>.....</TITLE> , <HEAD>.....</HEAD>
Notice that an ending tag is similar to that of a starting tag except that it begins with a slash( / )symbol.
Some Example Of Container Elements are :-
<HTML>.......</HTML>
<HEAD>.......</HEAD>
<TITLE>.......</TITLE>
<B>.......</B>
<CENTER>......</CENTER>
The Container tags affect everything that comes between their staring and ending tag.
EMPTY ELEMENTS
This type of HTML elements require just a starting tag and not an ending tag, e.g,,<BR>,<BASE>.
Empty elements just carry out their specific job e.g,,<HR> inserts a horizontal rule and <BR> breaks a line.
Some Example Of Empty Elements are :-
<BR>
<BASE>
<BASEFONT>
<HR>
<IMG>
<LINK>
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