> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://computational-thinking-in-room11.gitbook.io/room-112-dhs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://computational-thinking-in-room11.gitbook.io/room-112-dhs/html-1/my-1st-webpage/body.md). # Body Take a minute before we move on and remember that there are characters in your notepad file that are NOT visible to the webpage visitor. Anything inside of a < > tag is computer instructions that do not appear on the actual site The BODY of a web page has a very technical definition: the center part of a web page that contains most of the content (words and images) **TIP**: make sure that all of the code you are typing is BEFORE the \. Anything you type below the \ won't show up because this tag tells the computer *"I am all done with this website"* ``` YOUR NAME My name is Mrs. Wright and these words should appear on my webpage. ``` Saving: Use Ctrl + S to save the changes to your website and then either refresh your page in google chrome or re-open it from your folder. **TIP:** If your words don't appear on the screen....you made a mistake. Probably a misspelling or you forgot to close a tag. You need to look back over your work and find the mistake...I promise you didn't do everything I did. Pshew - that was a lot of work to get just that one sentence to appear. **Network Notebook Response Time**: Using your brain and your experiences, explain to someone who has never taken this class the difference between what you typed in notepad and what appears on the screen. Question- We typed our body text on two lines - did it appear that way on the screen? Word of the Day: Google syntax error, read the definition and then translate it into your own words and relate it to HTML