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HTML

Tim Gorman
Tim Gorman
154 Points

What is the Title element ?

When I enter, <title>Nick Pettit | Designer</title>, is this not the title element ?

4 Answers

Don't think so - the title element is what appears in the browser tab. The 'Nick Pettit | Designer" is the header, I think.

Steve.

Tim Gorman
Tim Gorman
154 Points

Hi Steve, the review/quiz is asking to add a " title element ". I'm working off of my workspace alongside and the line that begins with, ",<title>", seems to be correct to me. I am stumped.

Which course are you on - I'll go and have a look.

Steve.

Tim Gorman
Tim Gorman
154 Points

I'm on HTML Building a Web Site. The first one. I started yesterday. Real beginner. Thanks Steve.

Is the question:

Start with an opening <h1> tag. Then, type the corresponding closing tag to close the element. For now, leave the space between the tags blank

Can you copy the link to the quiz - I've struggled to find it but have racked up a few HTML points looking!!

Tim Gorman
Tim Gorman
154 Points

Yes, I have the tags separated. After I entered the " character set " and got that right, the next challenge is : " add a title element". On my workspace that I use to follow along with Nick's tutorials is : <title>Nick Pettit | Designer</title>, after the character set line. The test i asking for a title element and since thats the only line with the word " title" in it I figured," must be that one ". I tried other things but that didn't work either. I think I should go over the lesson again. Duh...

At that stage in the challenge (question 6 of 7) your code should look like:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title></title>
  </head>
  <body></body>
</html>