BODY

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The BODY element contains all the <em>content</em> of
a document, as opposed to the <a href= HEAD, which contains information about the document. Various mark-up elements are allowed within the body to indicate headings, paragraphs, lists, hypertext links, images, and so on.

The following shows typical use of HEAD and BODY elements:


<HEAD>
<TITLE> BODY element in HTML </TITLE>
</HEAD>

<BODY>
<p>[<a href="htmlindex.html">Index</a>]
[<a href="htmlindex.html">Up</a>]
[<a href="base.html">Back</a>]
[<a href="fido.html">Next</a>]
</p>

<H1> BODY Element in HTML </H1>

<p> The BODY element contains all the content of the document,
as opposed to the <a href="head.html">HEAD</a>, which
contains information about the document.  Various mark-up
elements are allowed within the body to allow for
headings, paragraphs, lists, hypertext links, images,
and so on.  These are described and illustrated in the
following document pages.
</BODY>

Content

address -- Address, signature, or byline for document or passage
blockquote -- Quoted passage
dir -- Directory list
dl -- Definition list, or glossary
form -- Fill-out or data-entry form
h1 -- Heading, level 1
h2 -- Heading, level 2
h3 -- Heading, level 3
h4 -- Heading, level 4
h5 -- Heading, level 5
h6 -- Heading, level 6
hr -- Horizontal rule
img -- Image; icon, glyph or illustration
isindex -- Document is a searchable index to corpus of documents
menu -- Menu list
ol -- Ordered, or numbered list
p -- Paragraph
pre -- Preformatted text
ul -- Unordered list

Tag Minimization: Open Tag: OPTIONAL
Close Tag: OPTIONAL

No ATTRIBUTES
See CONTENT DECLARATION

Parent Elements

html -- HyperText Markup Language Document

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