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Test your knowledge: HTML Document Metadata

Check your understanding of the HTML head, title, metadata declarations, resource links, and base URLs.

6 questions ~4 min Beginner

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Test your knowledge: HTML Document Metadata

Check your understanding of the HTML head, title, metadata declarations, resource links, and base URLs.

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What is the primary purpose of the <head> element?

<head> contains document metadata rather than the visible page content.
Which element provides the document title shown by browsers in places such as a tab?

<title> provides the document title; <h1> is visible page content.
Where should the character encoding declaration appear?

A character-encoding declaration must be entirely within the first 1024 bytes, so it belongs early in the document head.
What does <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css"> primarily express?

The link element establishes a relationship to an external resource; rel="stylesheet" identifies a CSS stylesheet.
What does <base href="https://example.com/docs/"> affect?

<base> establishes the base URL used when resolving relative URLs in the document.
Which belongs in <body> rather than <head>?

A visible heading belongs in the body; the other examples are document metadata or resource links.

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