1. An HTML tag is a way to make things bold, italic, or underlined for example. You can do this by putting as an example, <b> in front of your text to create a bold effect, and then to end it putting </b>. Tags can also be the structure of the website such as the head, body, and other aspects.
2. One website that describes most of the html tags available is http://www.quackit.com/html/tags/
3. CSS is a way to style your page. It helps you position the elements on your page, to make it look aesthetically pleasing.
4. A great website for CSS properties and examples is http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/propindex/all.htm
5. The following tag is used to add an image to your html website or document. You would put image and then the source, and then the file name. <img src=”jimmyr.png”/>
6. The title tag allows the developer to have the tag at the top of the website as the title. It would be on a tab, or near the tool bar. <title>
7. The tag <div> divides the page. It gives some structure to your page.
8. The <style> tag is an CSS tag and allows the designer to change things such as the background, what color, the font and so forth.
9. The tag <a href="http://www.byui.edu"> would allow a piece of text on your page to be linked to another page. So if we had text such as BYUI and on your html document, you have <a href="http://www.byui.edu:> BYUI </a>, then the BYUI text would be linked to the website that you have anchored it to.
I was not in attendance for Sister Esplin's presentation.
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