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# HTML++
HTML++ looks similar to regular HTML5, but with some differences. Note that B9 is a new engine, not all classic HTML5 features are supported.
## Basic structure.
Same as regular HTML5, the `html` tag, with the `head` for metadata and `body` for your page's content.
{% code title="index.html" overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}
```html
```
{% endcode %}
## ``: Metadata in HTML++
A complete WebX head looks like this:
{% code title="index.html" overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}
```html
My cool web
```
{% endcode %}
Let's explain everything. `` and `<meta name="*">` are tags you know from classic HTML5. `<title>` will give a Title to your page, which will be displayed on both the browser's tab and the search results. `<meta name="description" content="*">` will give Dingle a description to show on the search results, and other meta tags may be used by websites that wish to embed Web X sites.
Now, let's go beyond the standard. You might wonder, why do links have no `rel` attribute? And why is the `script` tag self-closing? (which might even be rendered as an error by your IDE).
## Linking in HTML++
You can link images (as much as you like), stylesheets and scripts (only 1 of each type).
{% hint style="info" %}
Audio and video support are being worked on, but as of B9 1.2.2 they are not supported. [See PR](https://github.com/face-hh/webx/pull/150).
{% endhint %}
The thing is, B9 does not use `rel` to define what to do with each thing. It uses the **order** of your tags, being the first tag of each kind the one that will be used for it's specific purpose. In other words: your first `<link>` has to href an image and will be your site's icon, your second `<link>` has to href a stylesheet and will be the source for the page's CSS, and your `<script>` tag should be the third one, and will be the source for the page's Luau script.
{% hint style="warning" %}
This isn't the standard web, **HTTPS is supported only by the \<script> tag**. Both (CSS & Lua) files must be available locally, in the same path as the `index.html`. As we told you before, the three files must be in the root. HTTP(S) is supported for the icon's link and for images. We recommend using Imgur.
{% endhint %}
{% code title="index.html" overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}
```html
<head>
<title>My cool web
Hey there!
```
{% endcode %}
{% hint style="info" %}
You cannot embed `