HTML HEAD
HTML head contains the metadata (title, meta, style, link, script and base),
which provide information on the page, control the presentation and inform
you about the relationships to other files and HTML pages.
What is in the head tag is not displayed on the web page.
The only exception is the title tag,
which is shown by browsers in the upper window frame.
Head is set just after the tag and before the tag.
Elements of the head tag
The elements for the head area of ??the HTML document have not changed in HTML5,
but the HTML5 standard does not have to set the html, body, and head tag explicitly.
The Google Styleguide even recommends not setting these tags. Getting used to ...
The smallest valid HTML document could therefore be as follows:
Title
Title of the document - the only tag that is required under the head tag.
base
Sets the base URL
link Sets the links of the document to files that are embedded - mostly to CSS files
meta Meta information such as keywords and descriptions
sets the character set for the web page Style
Sets local CSS rules for the current document
Script In the past, scripts were generally loaded within the head tag.
Today, scripts such as Javascript prefer to sit at the end of the body tag so
they are not loaded until the HTML document has been
loaded completely into the browser window.
HTML markup for head
Template for HTML pages
There is no prescribed order for the tags inside the head tag.
It is useful to set the character set first (even if the character set