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HTML TAGS |
DESCRIPTION |
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<HTML>,</HTML> |
The beginning and the end of the document. ("/" always denotes to end that particular command. |
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<HEAD>,<TITLE>,… </HEAD>,</TITLE> |
Using these will place the title of your page on the titlebar. Used right after the <HTML> command. |
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<BODY>,</BODY> |
Place all text and tags for the body of your web page between the BODY tags. |
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<FONT SIZE=+3>… </FONT> |
To specify a font size, use a positive or negative number after the "=" sign. |
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<BR> |
This tag creates a line break. Use two to create a blank line. |
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<UL>,</UL> or <OL>, </OL> |
UL creates a bulleted list; OL creates a numbered list. Start each list item with a <LI> tag. |
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<CENTER>, </CENTER> |
Text between these tags will be centered on the page. |
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<B> …. </B> |
Text between these tags will be boldface. |
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<I> …. </I> |
Text between these tags will be italicized. |
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<A HREF = " "> … </A> |
To create an underlined link, place the URL for the link between the quotation marks. |
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<IMG SCR = " "> |
To display a graphic, place its filename and extension between the quotation marks. |
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<HR> |
The HR tag inserts a horizontal line. |
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<TABLE> …. </TABLE> |
To create a table (such as this one), insert <TR> (table rows) and <TD> (table data) between these tags. Don`t forget to end each row and data line with a </TR> or </TD>. |