Summary 2

Topic Title 1: Headings and Paragraphs

Typically when starting your page you are going to use h1, this tells the reader what the information on the page. After h1 there goes h2, h3 and so on each havong there own special effect to how you style your web page. Anything that is not imprtant enough for a heading will then go into paragraphs.

Topic Title 2: Block and Incline Elements

Just about all HTML elements have their own display elements of either blocl or incline. Block elements with paragrpahs and headings, stack underneath eachother forming a new line. Incline elements, including images and links, sit side by side, and will then only move down to a new line if there is no room on the line they are starting out on.

Topic Title 3: The Document Object Model

The structure of your HTML will create a Document Object Model, known as DOM. This is how the browser views element on the page, which then creats a family tree like within the elements. Having a certain location in the DOM along with CSS, you can then select the HTML element and make changes with its style properties.