What are void (self-closing) elements in HTML?
Understanding Void (Self-Closing) Elements in HTML
Void elements, also known as self-closing elements, are HTML elements that do not have any content or closing tags. They are used to insert things like line breaks, images, or metadata into a page without wrapping any inner content.
Examples of Void Elements
Common Void Elements
<br> : Inserts a line break.
- <hr> : Creates a horizontal rule (line).
<img> : Displays an image.
<input> : Adds an input field.
<meta> : Defines metadata inside the <head>.
- <link> : Connects external resources like CSS.