Newbie here - Do you remember all the html tags or how do you find the tag that you need but don't remember/don't know it exist?
Newbie here - Do you remember all the html tags or how ...
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Hey everyone! I'm learning web dev on my own and I see that there are a lot of tags, I want to use semantic tags whenever I want/can because I already understand their importance so I know that it's quite hard to forget tags like <code> and others that are important, but when you have a piece of text that has a certain type of content, what do you do to know if there's an specific tag for that content? An option could be to scroll trough all the html tags available and see if one of them fits the type of information that you are using in that section of the webpage but that could be time consuming, the other option would be not using a tag at all. What do you in those cases?
I know that what is important is to remember that sth exists, not the syntaxis, so if I need to write code in my web page and don't remember the tag for code I could google "html tag for code" and I would know which one to use, but I'm talking of a context when you don't even know if a tag for that type of content exist.
Thanks in advance!