Heading Elements

Imagine you're building a Lego tower. Each part of your tower is like a different level in a storybook. HTML heading elements are like big, bold titles for each level of your story.

1. <h1> Heading: The Biggest Title

   • This is like the title of your entire storybook! It's the biggest and most important title, showing what your story is all about. You only have one <h1> heading in your storybook because it's the main title.

2. <h2> Heading: The Next Chapter

   • This is like the title of a chapter in your storybook. It's smaller than the <h1> heading but still important. You can have many <h2> headings in your storybook, each for a different chapter.

3. <h3> Heading: A Smaller Part

   • This is like the title of a smaller section inside a chapter. It's even smaller than the <h2> heading but still helps organize your story. You can have <h3> headings inside each <h2> heading to break down your story into smaller parts.

4. <h4>, <h5>, <h6> Headings: Even Smaller Parts

   • These headings are like titles for tiny details in your story. They're the smallest and least important titles but still help organize your storybook. You can use them if you need to break down your story into even tinier parts.

Just like building a Lego tower, using HTML heading elements helps organize your story and make it easier to read. Each heading level tells you what part of the story you're reading and helps you navigate through the pages of your storybook.