
HTML page layout refers to the way in which a document page is structured. In its most basic
form, an HTML page layout includes the following: title, heading, body and footer.
URLs
- WWW Page Design and Layout
- Yahoo's listing of page layout and design links
- Guides to Writing HTML Documents
- Listing and links to guides for writing HTML documents (good ones).
Print Resources
- HTML for Dummies by Ed Tittel & Steve James. IDG Books. Foster
City, CA. 1995. (ISBN 1-56884-330-5)
W3E References
- body
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- footer
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Detail
Below is an example of a basic HTML page layout:
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Title of Document</TITLE></HEAD><BODY><P>Body Text
<P></BODY></HTML>
This represents the basics elements that make up an HTML page. Within each
section, more tags along with attributes can be added if desired.

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Revised -- February 20th, 1996