Exercise 1
Apply HTML <tags> to provide structure to the plain text on the left
- Use the sidebar to edit the code for the content visible on the left hand side of the page
- The right hand side shows the goal for what you're hoping to achieve by adding HTML tags to the default plain-text content
This a heading 1 element
This is the start of a really short paragraph. It has some other nested tags to emphasise/highlight some of the text. For example: This is bold text. And, even more exciting: This is italic text!
This is a paragraph explaining the image below. Remember: images use a self-closing tag, and the image URL is set by the "src" attribute.
This is a subheadline wrapped in "h3" tags.
If we have a URL like the one at the end of this paragraph then it should be hyperlinked using the correct tag: https://www.google.com.au
Please wrap my favourite YouTube video below in the correct tag
As a last favour, please use an image tag with a src attribute to display the Gif below. Refer to the example image above as a hint for the correct tag and structure
