What are DIV Tags?
DIV tags are codes that define a section in an HTML (HyperText Markup Language) document. A section in HTML can also be described as a “division,” which is the origin of the abbreviation used for the name of the DIV tag. DIV tags, like SPAN tags, do not apply meaning to content as is the case with most HTML For instance, “P” creates a paragraph, “B” creates boldface, and “H” creates a heading. DIV doesn’t actually do anything at all by itself; it simply defines a block of content on the page to which other attributes can be globally applied. DIV tags indicate that a block of code belongs together. A beginning DIV tag specifies that “this section of code starts here” and the ending DIV tag states, “this second of code ends here.” In defining sections of a web page into clearly delineated sections, it makes it much easier to manage and manipulate the code. DIV tags can be used in conjunction with other codes, such as the STYLE code, in order to apply an attribute to an entire section. Fo
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