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 Web Tutorial
TAGS
Part Two
In part one, we explained how to begin all web page documents. Now we
will show you how to add text and the different ways you can make
your text look on a web page. In part three, we will discuss the use of graphics and media.
Take a look at the tags below.
< CENTER>
< H1> This text will be the largest</H1>
< H6> This text will be the smallest</H6>
< B> This text will be bold</B>
< I> This text will be italic</I>
< U> This text will be underlined</U>
</CENTER>
To explain in detail, if I were to copy this text in to my word processor
and open it up with my browser, all text would be centered, because
everything I wrote was in between the < CENTER> and </CENTER> tags.
Text written between < H1> and </H1> is heading number one
which means that it would be the largest, and text between < H6> and </H6>
is heading number six which means that it is the smallest. Heading
number three is normal size text on a web page. The < B> and </B>
tags make text bold. The < I> and </I> tags make text italic.
And the < U> and </U> tags make text underlined. To see exactly
what this would look like if opened up in a browser, click here. I think you
are ready to learn how to add graphics and media to your page.
Please CLICK HERE to continue with part three of tags.
If you are looking for a certain HTML tag, click here to view the index.
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