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Is it possible to make a website without a single tag of html. If it possible then how?

HTML hyper text markup language is use to make basic structure of webpage/website but how we can make without it.

8th Nov 2018, 2:58 AM
Ibrahim jan
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So, the conclusion is that we can make a website without using HTML/CSS but it is much harder because and we can't get the required results easily due to no standard language like HTML. So, HTML is standard for creation of a well functional website. Thank you all for your answers❤❤
12th Nov 2018, 2:55 AM
Ibrahim jan
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Yep we can do it by making our own browser and use different format. HTML, CSS are nothing without the browser, as only browser knows what to do i.e graphically (draw window, text, color) when it sees html tags and css properties (example chrome and safari uses c++ webkit engine for css interpretation ). Since your requirements are just plain html free website then it ll be easier. But it ll be hard to get it standardized coz what we have right now in html is the fruit of 3 decades of standardization between vendors, users, authorities and countries.
8th Nov 2018, 7:06 AM
Morpheus
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There's a thing called template engine, for example pug Its pretty much html, but without confusing tag, and will result html page when rendered as a web Example of pug syntax: html head title hello world body h1 HELLO WORLD
8th Nov 2018, 3:58 AM
Taste
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You technically can but it won't be a website and the browser won't like it at all. All you would be able to do is add some text with maybe some css but in the end of the day you can't do much without html tags.
8th Nov 2018, 3:11 AM
Mike
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It's possible with JavaScript createElement function
8th Nov 2018, 4:46 AM
Calviղ
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Well if you want to use createElement to make a whole page then it will work but will load slow. It would be easier to just use html tag at that point
8th Nov 2018, 4:52 AM
Mike