I don't know what you mean by that, but I am going to say no. HTML only works in HTML. You can add special characters to HTML by doing: & copy; & trade; & reg;
The tags of HTML are used to define how the page looks like. The presentation with the looks is what tags are used for.
Generally, characters not surrounded by '<' and '>' signs are considered text in HTML. Characters between '<' and '>' signs are considered tags. Also characters between <script> and </script> tags are not considered text, they are script body and are executed by script interpreter, not simply displayed on webpage.
HTML tags are the predefined tags that are embedded within the "<>". Each HTML tags has the following attributes and operations.
There is no separate French HTML code. The actual HTML tags are in English. However, there are special considerations for writing HTML pages in French. Specifically, an HTML author needs to use Unicode to display many Français characters. Some examples are: [Á = &Aacute; or &#193;] and [Ç = &Ccedil; or &#199;].
Meta tags are used at the start of a web page made in HTML. It defines the charset of the characters.
HTML code has special meanings for special tags. The <form> tag tells the browser that a form is being created.
No tags are used in CSS. Tags are actually what CSS primarily styles.
You can use Notepad to write HTML pages, and HTML consists of tags. So you would be writing a lot of tags when using Notepad to create a HTML page.
HTML cannot work without it's tags. It uses tags for it's scripting work.
HTML can be added by adding tags to the code. HTML tags are the ones that cause the view to modify.
An HTML webpage is a collection of HTML tags. The tags are arranged in a proper way to create a web page.
HTML contains many more than 2 tags. Most tags come in a set of 1 opening and 1 closing tag. For example, <html> and </html>.