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HTML elements
The elements themselves can also have requirements about where they may occur, and which elements may occur inside them. This is only important in the BODY section of a document. In here, elements can be grouped in two distinct groups: block level and text level elements. The former make up the document's structure, and the latter "dress up" the contents of a block. An element in HTML represents some kind of structure or semantics and generally consists of a start tag, content, and an end tag.
Elements for the HEAD section
The HEAD section of a document may only contain the following elements. If any other elements, or plain text, occurs inside the HEAD section, the browser should assume the HEAD ends here, and start rendering the BODY.

• TITLE - Document title
• ISINDEX - Primitive search
• META - Meta-information
• LINK - Site structure
• BASE - Document location
• SCRIPT - Inline script
• STYLE - Style information
Elements for the BODY section
Block-level elements
The BODY of a document consists of multiple block elements. If plain text is found inside the body, it is assumed to be inside a paragraph P. See the syntax rules for an explanation of the syntax used in the overview.
Headings
• H1 - Level 1 header
• H2 - Level 2 header
• H3 - Level 3 header
• H4 - Level 4 header
• H5 - Level 5 header
• H6 - Level 6 header
Lists
• UL - Unordered list
• OL - Ordered list
• DIR - Directory list
• MENU - Menu item list
• LI - List item
• DL - Definition list
o DT - Definition term
o DD- Definition

Text containers
• P - Paragraph
• PRE - Preformatted text
• BLOCKQUOTE - Large quotation
• ADDRESS - Address information
Others
• DIV - Logical division
• CENTER - Centered division
• FORM - Input form
• HR - Horizontal rule
• TABLE - Tables

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Text-level elements
These elements are used to mark up text inside block level elements. Some block level elements exclude certain text level elements, and some text level elements may only appear inside specific block level elements. This is documented in the section on that block level element.
See the syntax rules for an explanation of the syntax used in the overview.
Logical markup
• EM - Emphasized text
• STRONG - Strongly emphasized
• DFN - Definition of a term
• CODE - Code fragment
• SAMP - Sample text
• KBD - Keyboard input
• VAR - Variable
• CITE - Short citation
Physical markup
• TT - Teletype
• I - Italics
• B - Bold
• U - Underline
• STRIKE - Strikeout
• BIG - Larger text
• SMALL - Smaller text
• SUB - Subscript
• SUP - Superscript

Special markup
• A - Anchor
• BASEFONT - Default font size
• IMG - Image
• APPLET - Java applet
o PARAM - Parameters for Java applet
• FONT - Font modification
• BR - Line break
• MAP - Client-side imagemap
o AREA - Hotzone in imagemap
Forms
• INPUT - Input field, button, etc.
• SELECT - Selection list
o OPTION - Selection list option
• TEXTAREA - Input area

Tables
• CAPTION - Table caption
• TR - Table row
• TH - Header cell
• TD - Table cell