Character, Paragraph and Position

<H#></H#>

There are six levels of headings, numbered 1 through 6. These tags are used for the characters in the outlines. The biggest heading is <H1> and smallest one is <H6>:

<H1>Biggest text</H1>
......

<H6>smallest text</H6>

<P></P>

Paragraph tags (<P> opening tag and </P> closing tag) allow you to place a paragraph. For example:

<p>Basic Information</p>

The </P> closing tag may be omitted.

ALIGN

The defaulted position is left justification. You can also use "ALIGN" for justification: 

<p ALIGN="center"> Paragraph will be centered</p> 
<p ALIGN="left"> Paragraph will be left justified</p>
<p ALIGN="right">Paragraph will be right justified</p> 

<CENTER></CENTER>

This kind of tags have capability of allowing you to center the text on the homepage.

<center><p> Paragraph will be centered</p></center>

<BR>

This tag break whatever to be on the next line. The following is an example:

<p>Welcome To<br> My Homepage!</p>

<HR>

This tag adds a horizontal line or divider to your web site. An <HR> tag makes the following divider:

The <hr> tag can be set as:

<hr width="450" align="right" size="5">

&nbsp;

You can add spaces in your text by using &nbsp;.

<BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>

You can use this tag to format or remove a text by movinging both the left and right sides of the paragraph.

<BLOCKQUOTE>
<H1>Welcome To John's Homepage!</H1>
<p>Content</p>
<p>Basic Information</p>
</BLOCKQUOTE>

<PRE></PRE>

Preformatted the text of the paragraph to exactly display what you typed in the Web browser. For example:

     <pre>
     Item     Price     quantity
    -----------------------------
      A       34.99        23
      B       25.95        13
    -----------------------------
     </pre>

Comments

The comment tag looks like this:

<!-- Comments -->

Nothing inside the comment tags will show up when your page is viewed.

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