string of characters inserted into a text file to represent a markup code. In SGML, each text element of a given type is delimited by an opening tag of the form type and a closing tag of the form /type. In computational linguistics, a part-of-speech tag is a lexical syntactic category associated with a word in a corpus; a coreference tag is an annotation indicating the referential dependency of the tagged phrase on other tagged phrases in the corpus.
A tag is the markup characters that designate the start or end of an element , but not the element content itself.
An HTML command that has an effect upon the content of a Web page. Enclosed by angle brackets () tags allow control over colours, fonts, links and the position of content in a Web page.
See GX markup tag or HTML.
A tag is an element of metadata, it has a name and a value. It "tags" a file with information, much like an animal is tagged to be tracked in the wild. [see also Media Library
Code used to describe a command to the browser, so the browser (or compiler) can carry out the command properly. Some programming languages are "tag-based" such as HTML.
A tag is used to create HTML codes. Without them you can't create webpages. They are words or letters enclosed in less than () and greater then () signs. They tell your brower what to show on your screen.
A code within a data structure that gives instructions for formatting or other actions. HTML documents are set up using HTML tags, which serve various functions, such as controlling the styling of text and placement of graphic elements and providing links to interactive programs and scripts.
A sequence of characters starting with a and ending with a used to mark up text with display instructions.
Element of a MARC record that identifies variable fields. Tags are grouped numerically by function. For example, field 245 is a title field.
Tags are instruction code used in HTML to make the interpreting browser perform certain tasks or force a certain look. Examples of tags are: table , font , br , center color . Don't forget, and I know it's very sad, but browsers only understand American spelling, (even if it should be wrong), but there ya go
In web terms: Notifications or commands written into a web document. (See HTML Tags)
A text string used in HTML to identify a page element's type, format, and appearance. Many elements have start and end tags that define where the element starts and stops. Example bold /bold
A command inserted into a document's source code that specifies how the document, or a portion of the document, should be defined.
A tag is used to describe a type of command or instruction usually in regards to HTML or Web page code. HTML tags look like this: , , or , always with a pair of brackets () surrounding the specific instruction.
In programming, one or more characters containing information about a file, record type, or other structure. In certain types of data files, a key or an address that identifies a record and its storage location in another file. In markup languages such as SGML and HTML, a code that identifies an element in a document, such as a heading or a paragraph, for the purposes of formatting, indexing, and linking information in the document. In both SGML and HTML, a tag is generally a pair of angle brackets that contain one or more letters and numbers. Usually one pair of angle brackets is placed before an element, and another pair is placed after, to indicate where the element begins and ends. For example, in HTML, hello world indicates that the phrase "hello world" should be italicized.
A standard marking in an SGML document that refers to a DTD for information on the structure of a document's elements. Tags are bracketed text at the beginning and end of a structural element that refer to that element's place within the structure of an SGML document (title, body text, header) and also its typographical attributes (type size, font, special characters).
Text surrounded by and that identify it to the browser as HTML markup text.
Defines the start and end of an element. Within a tag, information about data is contained, for example, structure, style or format.
A tag is primarily an HTML code that is surround by and .
Single or compound HTML coding elements.
In HTML terms, a 'tag' is used for marking-up text in various ways so that it is formatted in a Web document. They are sometimes called 'Markup Tags'.
A sequence of characters used to mark up text. HTML is a series of tags that tell the browser how to display the text, pictures, and other media enclosed within those tags.
A term used within HTML tags are codes that tell the web browser exactly how to display information, for example there is a tag to display text in bold
An SGML character sequence that starts an element. The term has the same meaning in HTML.
A tag is a type of instruction used in HTML that browsers interpret when viewing a Web page. A pair of brackets generally surrounds tags ().
Tags are the codes used to format HTML documents for the WWW. There are both single and compound tags. For example, the single code for a line break is br, whereas for bold text, there are compound tags that require both an initial and a closing code: b /b| français
A tag is the most basic unit of XML data. An element is comprised of a start tag and an end tag.
A text string that marks the beginning or end of an element. A start tag consists of a left angle bracket () followed by a special character string (consisting of only letters), optional parameters and values, and terminated by a right angle bracket (). An end tag consists of a left angle bracket (), a backslash (\), the same special character string, and a right angle bracket ().
the final step in production of accessible scans. Tagged text and images are images that can be detected by screen readers. When formatting documents properly, styles must be used in order to properly tag documents.
A command in HTML that specifies how a document should be formatted or how a graphic should be inserted on a page.
Descriptive markup. There are two kinds of tags; start-tags and end-tags.
Special text that can be inserted into a document to represent an instruction for a web browse to interpret when rendering web page. Tags are the vocabulary of the HyperText Markup Language (or HTML).
In HTML markup, an instruction embedded within a document that tells the browser how to display portions of the content. See also Attribute.
1. RWX command that tells the avatar parts for the seq files 2. Animate command argument to apply animation only to certain tagged polygon of the object
A start tag, end tag, or empty tag. A tag contains the name of an element.
A command that's used in markup language, in html, tags are enclosed in the greater and lesser symbols [ & ].
An element in an HTML file begins with a start-tag (e.g., `PRE') and (usually) ends with an end-tag (e.g., /PRE). In the HoTMetaL PRO display tags are represented by tag icons at the beginning and end of an element. Sometimes tags are called `commands', but this isn't correct.
A code used in HTML that identifies an element so that a Web browser will know how to display it.
a piece of text that describes the semantics or structure of a unit of data (element) in HTML, XML or other markup language. Tags are surrounded by angle brackets ( and ) to distinguish them from text. ‘Tags' is also used to describe the code indicating index entries in embedded indexing.
HTML] A piece of Markup.Tags are inserted in text to indicate unambiguously desired structure such as paragraphs, lists, headings.
The HTML code that describes a command or instruction so that a web browser reads and displays. In order to link an image or word in a webpage, you must put specific tags around the image or word in the code. Return to .
an HTML command used in laying out a web page and providing links to other pages and resources
HTML code that designates the structure and the format of Web pages.
An HTML instruction, telling a browser how to display a Web page
Adding tags (descriptive markups) to document data.
A short, formal name used to indicate data structure or metadata elements, such as title in HTML or unittitle in EAD.
A programming element in HTML, SGML, and other markup languages. They are used to establish how document content is displayed on a computer screen or on paper.
Used in creating HTML. The web browser uses tags to define the appearance of text and images.
A command that's used in a markup language. In HTML, tags are enclosed in brackets ( ). See Part II.
the syntactic expression of an element; tag and element are used interchangeably, although tag refers to the actual representation of the element, while element refers to the intellectual content of the tag.
The term for an HTML command.
The name of a HTML command.
A line from an OO-Browser internal lookup table that is used to match against the definition of a class element when browsing. Sometimes referred to as a signature tag. See also Signature.
HTML fragment that enables a web site to serve an impression.
Tags are the fundamental parts of HTML. they are the pieces of code, like to make bold text for example. Check out some basic stuff.
A single piece of XML markup that delimits the start or end of an element. Tags start with and end with . In XML, there are start-tags (name), end-tags (/name), and empty tags (name/).
b . The markup language used to describe an XML element. An XML tag is represented by the element name enclosed by angle brackets. See: Element
A piece of text that describes a unit of data, or element, in XML. The tag is distinguishable as markup, as opposed to data, because it is surrounded by angle brackets ( and ). For example, the element nameMy Name/name has the start tag name, the end tag /name, which enclose the data "My Name". To treat such markup syntax as data, you use an entity reference or a CDATA section.
This is the popular name for an HTML element, although there is a slight theoretical difference. Basically, a tag is an element in action. It starts with "" and ends with "". It can have attributes, but this is not necessary. The end of the element is signaled with the tag without its attributes, and with "/" as the first character. For example, the ending tag for B is /B.
A three digit number which precedes each field in a MARC record. The tag identifies for a computer the field and the kind of data that follows (e.g. 020 tag marks the ISBN field).
HTML elements generally consist of three parts: a start tag marking the beginning of an element, some amount of content, and an end tag. Tags are the fundamental components of an HTML page allowing features such as fonts, images, and external content to be displayed.
An HTML command used to specify the appearance and placement of material when laying out Web pages, as well as to provide links to resources.
A notation in HTML that specifies text formats, links to local files on the same computer, or links to remote files on other computers on the Internet (see "anchor").
an instruction written into a program or document that signals a particular function or series of functions to occur. In HTML, commands are sometimes called tags.
An HTML code that causes a function or effect to a content item.
The 3-number code for each MARC field (ex. 245, 250, etc.).
HTML fragment that enables a website to serve an impression.
another term for element, it refers to the syntactic structure of expressing elements. For all intents and purposes, these terms are used interchangeably, although tag refers to the actual representation of the element, while element refers to the intellectual content of the tag.
An HTML marker or piece of code that explains to browsers how an element of a page should look. Tags are contained within angled brackets .
The code used to make up part of an HTML component, see META tag
An HTML unit that starts with and ends with .
HTML code is comprised of a series of tags that instruct a browser how to render the information contained on the page. For example, you would use the following tags: table border="3" noshade align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="red" height="25" width="50%" tr td font color="purple" centerThis is an example./center /font /td /tr /table to make something look like this: This is an example. When you create a Web page using a WYSIWYG editor, you will not see these tags, but the software creates them behind the scenes.
The basic unit of HTML coding, consisting of a word inside less-than () and greater-than () brackets.
An HTML tag is a formatting command written into a document that specifies how it should be formatted. A web browser interprets these tags and outputs the intended command (action).
In HTML, a special code that is written between and symbols to provide formatting information for a document.
HTML marks documents using sage. A tag is simply typed text surrounded by the less than and greater than signs, for example: . An end tag has a slash in front of the tag name, such as c/TAG.
A command inserted in a document that specifies how the document, or a portion of the document, should be formatted. Tags are used by all format specifications that store documents as text files. To mark a section of a document with a formatting command.
An SGML element name enclosed in angle brackets (), used to mark up the semantics or structure of a document. Para is a tag in DocBook used to mark the beginning of a paragraph.
Element names enclosed in angled brackets; these delimit the content of an element.
Formatting code used in HTML (e.g., h1, /H1, P).
Short summary statement, usually a command, often at the end of a promo; may tell the viewer or listener the program's title, day, and time and the station's channel number or call letters.
A token that represents the beginning or end of an element. A tag that begins an element is called a start tag, and one that ends and element is called an end tag. HTML tags begin with ‘’ and end with ‘’.
A tag is part of the HTML (Hypertext Mark-up Language) scripting language that is used for web pages. A tag is a command that specifies how a browser will render and format a Web page. In HTML a tag is enclosed in greater and lesser than symbols . For example, an italicised word will be encapsulated by two itext/i tags.
An identifier between angled brackets, used singly or in pairs to indicate to the browser how various features of a Web page should be displayed.
HTML code that prescribes the structure and formatting of Web pages.
Markup that delimits an element. A tag includes a name which refers to an element declaration in the DTD, and may include attributes. [SGML
descriptive markup delimiting the start and end (including its generic identifier and any attributes) of an element.
The format code that defines portions of an HTML file or embedded applets, controls, or scripts.
refers to a basic word in the language HTML.
Tags are the individual codes used in HTML to control colors, font specifications, image placement, form elements, and other layout functions on a webpage.
The tag distinguishes one information element from another, and governs the interpretation of the contets.
Tags are control markup code, written originally in red ink upon a sheet of payrus. HTML tags are a cybernetic analog thereof, and are written conventionally in majuscule (capitals), & ALWAYS between beginning and ending angle-brackets. Tags are never rendered; that is, the browser does not display them on the monitor-screen; they're invisible and transparent to the viewer. Tags may be singleton tags or containers. For hyperLink tag templates, go to HTML-Tags.html#hyperLink tags and View Document Source code. HTML-Curriculum | Links
The markup characters that indicate the start or end of an element - but not the element content itself. HTML Tags tag glossary entry
An SGML element bounded by the marks "" and "". Tags are used to mark the semantic or logical structure of a document. A sample is the tag title to mark the beginning of a title.
Another word for a field in MARC Cataloging. See MARC.
(Markup) An object used to annotate text in a markup language.
An HTML command used on a World Wide Web page to format text, present images, run Java applets, or accomplish similar things. Tags are enclosed within and marks.
One of the defining elements of the HTML mark-up language in which web pages are written. Tags, which are simple text expressions such as FONT or B, are used to describe how an element of a web page should look or behave. For example: This is BChipper/B would display "This is Chipper" with "Chipper" in bold.
The HTML tag is a formatting command that comes in two parts: a beginning and a closing tag. Tags are used to describe a document's structure as well as its visual formatting.
A small piece of HTML code that is inserted into one or more pages of your Web site (for example, the transaction completion page).
The term "tag" can be used as a noun or verb. As a noun, a tag is a basic element of the languages used to create web pages ( HTML) and similar languages such as XML. Another, more recent meaning of tag is related to blogs where blogs and the postings they contain may be "tagged" which means to assign a keyword, such as "politics" or "gardening", this enables searches for "all the blog postings in the past week that are tagged 'prenatal care'"
Text in angle brackets that represents HTML markup. Web browsers display text and graphic elements based on the tags an author used. The tag itself is not displayed by the browser. For example, the text Make Bthis text/B look bold is displayed like this by a browser: Make this text look bold When you create HTML documents in Internet Assistant, you don't have to type HTML tags. Internet Assistant automatically converts Word styles into HTML tags for you.
A piece of code in a web page associated with an element. Typically each element has a start tag and an end tag. Tags include the element name and are surrounded by angle brackets. E.g. p and /p
A character sequence in HTML and SGML that encodes the structural relationship of a sequence of text in a document. A tag is usually denoted as tag, which marks the beginning of a sequence of text of a specific type and / tag, which marks the end of the sequence. The definition for interpreting the tags is determined by the Document Type Definition (DTD) used by HTML or SGML.
A slang reference for commands that are part of HTML. See also HTML.
A coded HTML command used to indicate how part of a Web page should be displayed.
The code used to make up part of an HTML element. For example, the TITLE element has a start tag, TITLE and an end tag, /TITLE.
A code embedded in an HTML document to tell Web browsers how to display a portion of the text or an image. To tag can also signify to label or to classify a web page or file.
A tag is a marker embedded in a document that indicates the purpose or function of the element. Each element has a beginning tag and an end tag.
is an HTML or XML keyword which starts an element, or may also be used for all the text within the angle brackets containing the keyword. e.g. H1.
formatting code used in hypertext mark-up language (html).
Code used to define content in an HTML document. The format for a tag is: body. See Attribute, Element.
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