How to structure a blog post with HTML tags
If your blog includes HTML code, there are a few HTML tags you should use to structure it properly. Here’s an overview of the basic tags you should use:
Headings
Headings are used to separate different sections within your post. For example, if you want to break up your post into an introduction, body, and conclusion, you can use the h1, h2, h3, and h4 tags to label each section:
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Paragraphs
Each paragraph should be wrapped in the p tag to indicate the start and end of the content. This makes it easy for a search engine to identify the beginning and end of each paragraph and to distinguish them from headings. It also ensures that your blog post is displayed properly on different devices.
Lists
If you want to list items in your post, like a bullet-point list or a numbered list, use the li tag. For example, if you have three items in your list, use the following code:
If you’re using a numbered list, use the ol tag instead of the ul tag above.
Links
Whenever you insert a link in your post, wrap it in the a tag. This ensures that the link works properly for search engines and other devices.
For example, if you want to link to the Google homepage, you can use the following code:
Google
Images
When you insert an image into your post, use the img tag. This tag ensures that the image displays properly and that it’s properly indexed in search engines.
For example, if you want to insert the logo for your blog you can use the following code:
Using the HTML tags listed here can help you structure your blog posts correctly and ensure that they’re indexed properly by search engines.