##HTML element All header tag elements. In the element you can insert scripts, style files (CSS), and various meta information. The element tags that can be added in the head area are: , <style>, <meta>, <link>, <script>, <noscript>, and < base>.</a></p> <p>HTML <title> element</p> <p></p><title> tag defines the title of different documents. <p><strong><title> is required in HTML/XHTML documents. </strong></p> <p>HTML <base> element </p> <p></p><base> tag describes the basic link address/link target. This tag serves as the base for all link tags in the HTML document. Default Link<p><strong></strong>HTML <link> Element</p> <p></p><link> tag defines the relationship between the document and external resources. The <p><strong><link> tag is usually used to link to a style sheet</strong></p> <p>HTML <style> element</p> <p></p><style> tag defines the HTML The document’s style file reference address.<p><strong>In the <style> element, you can also add styles directly to render the HTML document</strong></p> <p>HTML <meta> element</p>## The <p>#meta tag describes some basic metadata. The </p> <p><meta> tag provides metadata. Metadata is also not displayed on the page, but will be parsed by the browser. <strong></strong></p>The META element is typically used to specify a web page's description, keywords, the file's last modification time, author, and other metadata. <p></p> <p>Metadata can be used by browsers (how to display content or reload pages), search engines (keywords), or other web services. </p> <p><meta> Generally placed in the <head> area <strong></strong></p>HTML <script> element <p></p> <p><script> tag is used for loading Script files, such as JavaScript. </p>
