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This tag defines the head of an HTML document which is an unordered collection of information about the document, such as:
None.
<HEAD> ... </HEAD> is legal within:
<HTML>
The following markup can be used within <HEAD> ... </HEAD>
<BASE> <ISINDEX> <LINK> <NEXTID> <TITLE>
<HEAD> ... </HEAD> is a required element at the head of an HTML document, for strictly interpreted HTML. Even though many browsers will render documents that lack a <HEAD> ... </HEAD> block at the beginning, it's still good practice to include one, especially if you want to establish a BASE URL when you have numerous graphics or local document links in your page.
Note: although the <HEAD> ... </HEAD> block produces no browser output, other than a document title, it remains an important component of proper HTML page design.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>A Completely Pointless HTML Page</TITLE><BASE HREF="http://www.microsquish.com/default.html"></HEAD><BODY></BODY></HTML>