Grouping in HTML: Defining tags and structures

For example:

Paragraphs in HTML

Paragraphs are fundamental elements to organize the content of a text in HTML. They are defined by the ` tag

` and are used to separate and structure different ideas or sections within a text.

For example:

This is a paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

Paragraphs can contain any type of content, such as text, images, links, and other HTML elements.

Numbered lists in HTML

Numbered lists are another way to group content in HTML. They are defined by the ` tag

` and is used to create a list in which each element has a number associated with it.

For example:

  
Element 1
  
Element 2
  
Element 3

We can also use the ` tag

` to create unordered lists, in which each item has a bullet symbol instead of a number.

Frequently asked questions

What is the meaning of grouping in HTML?

Grouping in HTML refers to the technique of organizing and structuring the content of a web page using specific elements and tags.

What is the difference between the ` tag

---

` and the element `

`?

The ` tag

---

` is used to create a horizontal line that separates elements in a document, while the ` element

` is used to group separate content, such as images or graphics, together with a title or description.

What is the importance of the element `

` in HTML?

The element `

` is important because it indicates the main content of a page, which helps search engines and users quickly identify relevant content.

How do you create paragraphs in HTML?

Paragraphs are created using the ` tag

`. You just have to wrap the text or content in `

`.

How do you create numbered lists in HTML?

Numbered lists are created using the ` tag

`. Inside `
`, each element in the list is defined with the tag `
1. `.