The MEAT of the Subject
In
HTML
the same holds true.
The
HEADER
in a document includes addressing information (Who the document is meant for).
In a letter home, this would be the "Dear Mom," part. Because of the scope
of the internet, it includes such information as whether the document is
PUBLIC
or
PRIVATE
. It also includes trafficing information, such as
"META" TAGS
(We'll discuss these later).
The Next Part is usually the
TITLE
, which describes the content of the document. As in many documents, the
TITLE
is included as part of the
HEADER
in
HTML
The
BODY
is the part of the document which is seen by the world. It contains all of the
written text, graphs, charts, illustrations, animated pictures, sound,
columns and tables that you want people to view. It should be laid out well,
and highly visible (although not overbearing).
The
FOOTER
of a document is usually considered the signature. "Lovingly yours, Billy."
This is not a necessary part of a web page, however, should you choose to put
one, a footer doesn't need a tag. It is included within the
BODY
. Most people typically "sign" their webpages by leaving their email address,
or somewhere that you can contact them. Sometimes this footer includes
copyright material or "visitor counters".
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