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HTML Introduction to HTML and CSS (2016) HTML: The Structural Foundation of Web Pages and Applications Review: Parts of an HTML Page

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Rohit Kanojiya
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Rohit Kanojiya
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 8,552 Points

we can see the title in the browser ? isn't it ???

The <head></head> tags are where we put information you don’t see in the browser, like the page's title, and links to JavaScript and CSS files

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it says we cant see the title in the browser bt we can isn't it ? this is a false statement or what ??

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Martin Lecke
Martin Lecke
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Martin Lecke
Martin Lecke
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<title>is another element which is inside the <head>. Usually we speak about the head for information about the page, links to libraries, css files, javascript which make everything work. I see how you mean but in this case i think treehouse is right, <title>is not the page, its only a description.