HTML Tag Library


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<Head>

What it does
The head tag is usually placed before the body tag and contains information about the document. The elements within are not seen by the user. This is where you should place your document title.

Attributes
dir="direction for weak/neutral text"
lang="language code"
profile="URL"
End Tag: Optional