HTML - Entering HTML Element Content

Entering HTML Element Content

Q

How To Enter HTML Element Content?

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A

Most of HTML elements allow you to specify contents. But there are some HTML elements that do not allow any contents. If an HTML element does allow element content, you can enter the content between the opening tag and the closing tag.

Here are some good examples of XHTML elements with contents:

<title>My First XHTML Document</title>
<p>A very long paragraph...</p>
<h1>XHTML Tutorials by FYIcenter.com</h1>

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