Day 8
Metadata
Metadata contains information about the page, including information about styles, scripts, and data that helps software (such as search engines, browsers, etc.) use or display the page.
The element Description
<base> Specifies the URL base for all relative URLs in the document. Only one element may be used <base>in the document.
<head> Provide general information about the document (i.e. metadata), including the document title and links to its scripts and stylesheets.
<link> Specifies relationships between the current document and an external resource; some uses of this tag include defining a relationship between pages to navigate between them, but the most common use of this element is to include style sheets.
<meta> Represent metadata that cannot be represented using metadata HTML elements such as <base>, <link>, <script>, <style>or <title>.
<style> The element contains <style>information about the formatting of the document or part of it. This element contains formatting information that is expected to be in CSS.
<title> Defines the title of the document, which appears in the browser's title bar or in the page tab. This element can contain only text, and any tags contained in it will be ignored
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