Sample text for heading h2

Paragraph

The paragraph tag starts a new paragraph. It is equivalent to two BR tags. The

tag is optional if the tag is only to insert space between two paragraphs, but necessary when attributes like "center" will be applied to the whole paragraph. The ALIGN attribute can be one of LEFT, RIGHT, or CENTER. Example:

My Stuff

Output: My Stuff Unordered list

The unordered list tag introduces an unordered (bulleted) list, which is made up of List Item (LI) tags. The COMPACT attribute instructs the browser to reduce the space occupied by the list. For a numbered list use OL. For a list without bullets or numbers use MENU. For a list without bullets or numbers made up of short items that can be arranged into columns use DIR. Example:
• listed item
• listed item
• listed item (/UL> The output for unnumbered lists look like this: List item List item List item Ordered or numbered lists.
  Example:
  1. listed item
  2. listed item
  3. listed item
  The output for an ordered/numbered list look like this: Listed item Listed item Listed item A nested list: Example:
  • Orange County Cities
    • Fountain Valley
    • Huntington Beach
    • Costa Mesa
  • Los Angeles County Cities
    • Hollywood
    • Long Beach
    • Pasadena
  The output for the above nested list looks like this: Orange County Cities Fountain Valley Huntington Beach Costa Mesa Los Angeles County Cities Hollywood Long Beach Pasadena

  This tag is used to separate quotes from the body of the text. For Example:

  F. A. Mignet states that:

  Mary Stuart, during the years 1579 and 1580, was incessantly devising plans for getting her son out of Scotland.

  The result would be: F. A. Mignet states that: Mary Stuart, during the years 1579 and 1580, was incessantly devising Plans for getting her son out of Scotland. Horizontal Rule The horizontal rule tag creates a horizontal line across your page or within defined areas, like table cells. You can add the following attributes: Size, width, align, color, noshade.

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  The line break tag breaks the current line of text. There is no closing
  tag. STYLING YOUR TEXT This tag is used to not only set the style of the font but can also be used to size and color the font. It can also be used inside other tags, e.g. the header tag. Example for changing size of font: The number can be changed up to 7 Bold Makes the text bold Italic Makes the text italic You can use these tags in combination for example: BIG SALE WITH HUGE SAVINGS Result would look like this: BIG SALE WITH HUGE SAVINGS Emphasized Emphasized The emphasized tag is use when you wish to emphasized text. Most browsers simply display it in italics. Underlined This is underlined The subscript tag _{The subscript tag} The subscript tag displays text in a smaller font than usual, as well as lower than normal. The superscript tag ^{The superscript tag} The superscript tag displays text in a smaller font than usual, as well as higher than normal. Non Breaking Space &NBSP Use this code when you want a non-breaking space. A non-breaking space is a white-space character that HTML will not condense. It is usually used to hold open table cells and add spacing between words. For example:

      When Mary Queen of Scots died her son became King of Scotland and England

  C     A     S     T     L   E  

  Output: When Mary Queen of Scots died her son became King of Scotland and England. C A S T L E (Stretched out word) Coloring the font: This will change the font to red. Try some of the following: You can also use the Hexidecimal equvilent: red FF0000 green 00FF00 blue 0000FF black 000000 white FFFFFF grey 888888 yellow FFFF00 cyan 00FFFF Adding background color: This tag will make the background of your document white. Try some of these other color tags: Help Forum Knowledge Base Sign up here User Name: Password: Forgot Password? HOW TO HTML Introduction The Tags CSS Introduction Examples Music Embed Mp3 Copyright © 2004 - 2005 NeverX All rights reserved. Tag board Rules Privacy policy Terms of Service