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Visual Dictionary of HTML(code)

Text Design

< HTML >
< HEAD >
< TITLE >(place your title here)< /TITLE >
< /HEAD >
< BODY >

< ADDRESS >2723 Brion Burger
< BR > Nathaniel Rochester Hall
< BR > Rocehster, NY 14623
< /ADDRESS >
(auto address text style)

(sample)

2723 Brion Burger
Nathaniel Rochester Hall
Rocehster, NY 14623

< BLOCKQUOTE >
In God We Trust
< /BLOCKQUOTE >
(sample)

In God We Trust

(Auto quote)

< BR > (force line break)

< DIV
align="left" >
(left, center, or right)
< /div >

< H1 > Heading 1 < /H1 >

Heading 1

< H2 > Heading 2 < /H2 >

Heading 2

< H3 > Heading 3 < /H3 >

Heading 3

< H4 > Heading 4 < /H4 >

Heading 4

< H5 > Heading 5 < /H5 >

Heading 5

< H6 > Heading 6 < /H6 >

Heading 6

< H1
Align="right" Alignment left, center, or right
NOBR "NOBR" mean prevent text breaks for Navigator.
> end markup.
< /h1 >

< NOBR >
No line break for Netscape Navigator
(place long text here)
< /NOBR >

< HR Horizontal rule line
ALIGN="left" Left, center, or right
NOSHADE Prohibits Shading on line
SIZE=5 WIDTH=23 Size of the line
> ending Markup

< P (Paragraph)
ALIGN="left">(Left, center, or right)

< /P > < PRE (fixed-width font)
WIDTH=12 >
< /PRE >

& nbsp ; (stand for space bar to add a space at begain of the right flush)

(Listing sample)

< DL >(Provides a definition list)

< DT > (Begins each item title in the definition list)

< LI > (Identifies each item in a < DIR >, < MENU >, < OL >, or < UL > list)

< /DT >

< DD >(Begins each item defintion in the definition list.)

< LI >(your listing here with < LI >)

< /DD >
(more example)

< DIR >(Empty circle bullet)

< LI >(your listing here with < LI >)

< /DIR >

(next example)

< MENU >(Spaced at bottom of the menu automatic.)

< LI >(your listing here with < LI >)

< /MENU >

(next example)

< OL (Order number)
START=1 (starting number in the list)
TYPE=I > (a style of an ordered list.For example, A for large letter; a is for samll letter; I is for large Roman numerals; i is for smaller Roman numeral; and 1 is for number order.
< LI >(your listing here with < LI >)
< /OL >

(next example)

< UL (unorder number, shape)
TYPE=square >(a tyle of an unordered list, for example, Square bullet, Circle bullet, and Disc bullet)
< LI >(your listing here with < LI >)
< /UL >

(end of example)

< B > (make text bold) < /B >
< I > (make text italic) < /I >
< U > (make text underline) < /U >
~~< S > (make text overstrike) < /S >~~
(a tricky part to make a horizontal arrow is a overstike(< S >...< /S >) and the space ( & nbsp ; ) for ">" or "<" like this " >"
< BIG > (make text big) < /BIG >
< BLINK > (make text blink for Navigator only) < /BLINK >
< CITE > (make text citation as mark of a book, article, movie, and so on, and is often displyed in a fixed-with font.) < /CITE >
< CODE > (make text piece as mark of computer source code and is often displated in fixed-with font.) < /CODE >
~~< DEL > (make text a deleted text) < /DEL >~~
< DFN > (make text a defining as mark (first) occurrence of term) < /DFN >
< EM > (make text a a emphasizes text, usually HTML by displaying it as italics.) < /EM >
< INS > (make text a insterted text) < /INS >
< KBD > (To shows an example of a keyboard entry or user input.) < /KBD >
< SAMP > (shows litral charactors, such as computer output.) < /SAMP >
< SMALL > (make text a small text.) < /SMALL >
< STRONG > (gives strong emphasis to text. Often displayed as bold.) < /STRONG >
_{< SUB > (make text subscript.) < /SUB >}
^{< SUP > (make text superscript.) < /SUP >}
< TT > (Creates typewriter (fixed-with) font.) < /TT >
< VAR > (Shows the name of a vaiable. Often displayed as italic.) < /VAR >

(also it can make 2 or more kind of Character mark-up like < B >< I > for this .)
< BASEFONT (Specifies font information for the document.)

COLOR="FFCCOO" (color the test based on the rrggbb number or the standard color name.)

FACE="CAPITALS,ARIAL" (sets the typeface name. A list of font names can be specified.)

SIZE=5 > (Change the size of number, on a scale from 1 to 7, of the size of base font, which also changes the size of fonts that are based on the base font.)

< BR >

< /BASEFONT >

< BR >
< FONT (Specifies the font.)

COLOR="FFCCOO" (color the test based on the rrggbb number or the standard color name.)

FACE="CAPITALS,ARIAL" (sets the typeface name. A list of font names can be specified.)

SIZE=2 > (Change the size of number, on a scale from 1 to 7, of the size of base font.)

< BR >

< /FONT >

< BR >

< /BODY >
< /HTML >