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HTML headings
HTML headings are basically just headings for your content.
They're usually bold, they're usually larger, and, semantically, they mean they're a kind of heading for the following content.
There are six level headings, meaning there is an <h1> tag, there is an <h2> tag, and there is also an <h3>, an <h4>, an <h5>, and an <h6>.
Each of them has a distinct semantic meaning. Meaning that a level one heading is the most important heading. It is essentially something like the title of the page or the main title of the content.
Here is a heading example:
Instructions
Inside the <body> tag, add an <h1> heading that says:
To create a heading, wrap your text in heading opening and closing tags.
For example, to create an <span classname='highlighted-code'><h1></span> heading that said "My Site", write the following:
<h1>My Site</h1>Below the main heading, add an <h2> heading that says:
On the next line, add one more <h3> heading that says:
And at the last, in the next line, add one more <h2> heading that says:
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