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Start your free trialAmbria Phillips
8,483 Pointsi need help
The <head> element is used to specify information about the page. Below, however, you'll find several elements that DO NOT belong in the head of an HTML document. DELETE everything that should not be in the <head> element. (If you need a hint, please look at the teacher's notes for what is allowed in your <head>.)
<head> <!DOCTYPE> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Futuristic MASH</title> <h1>Futuristic MASH</h1> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet"> <p> Directions to play the game: </p> </head>
<!DOCTYPE>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Futuristic MASH</title>
<h1>Futuristic MASH</h1>
<link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet">
<p> Directions to play the game: </p>
</head>
2 Answers
Ethan Weeks
15,352 PointsThe head tag is a where the majority of general information about the webpage is placed, things such as external files (css, javascript) are linked and information that will help the web browser. If you want something to show up on your page (in the web browser window) will need to be placed in the body of the html page. Things like the h1 tag or p tag are all things that should be placed in the body and not the head. I hope that helps.
john McGee
2,010 Pointsi'm stuck on this challenge as well
Ambria Phillips
8,483 PointsAmbria Phillips
8,483 PointsThanks I got it