What controls the structure and appearance of a document or a web page?
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The correct answer is Doctype <HTML5 > WITH <CSS>
A web page is considered to be like a document tree with branches. Doctype is the first item that appears in the source code of a web page followed by the HTML element, which is the root of the document tree.
The head element contains information, also called as metadata which describes the document and its resources like scripts and style sheets.
The style provides an area for defining page-specific embedded CSS styles.
Of late, the ‘5’ from the HTML is being dropped conspicuously to indicate the evolution of the HTML standards.
A web page is considered to be like a document tree with branches. Doctype is the first item that appears in the source code of a web page followed by the HTML element, which is the root of the document tree.
The head element contains information, also called as metadata which describes the document and its resources like scripts and style sheets.
The style provides an area for defining page-specific embedded CSS styles.
Of late, the ‘5’ from the HTML is being dropped conspicuously to indicate the evolution of the HTML standards.
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