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The FONT TagProbably the most useful tag for managing your text's appearence is the FONT tag. this text is in arial or helvetica dending on your computer. All text between the & will be displayed in the indicated font, with the preferred font in the first position. Place commas between font names. If the computer does not have any of the fonts you listed, it will use it's de |
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The H1 to H6 Tags
The text between these tags will be a medium headingThe tags to
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The HEAD TagThe second line (but before the BODY tag) of your HTML document should be: The information contained in the HEAD section of your document provides information to browsers and search engines, but is not displayed to the person viewing the page. |
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The HR TagThe tag is used to create a horizontal rule, or line on your page. The following attributes can also be used: WIDTH="500" would set the width to 500 pixels. SIZE="10" would set the height of the line to 10 pixels. |
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The HTML TagThe very first line of your HTML document should be: The last line of your document should be: It is very important that you do not place one of these tags anyplace else in your documents as they tell the browswer where your page begins and ends. |
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The IMG TagThe IMG tag is used to present graphical images on your pages. In the example above, the HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes are shown, even though they are not mandatory. Despite the fact they are optional, consider them to be mandatory. If you do not use them, the browser will have to load and size all images before properly displaying your pages. |
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The META TagBetween your & goes the META tag(s). These are used to present information to search engines and spiders, not to your readers. These are two of the more common META tags for assisting search engines in indexing your site. |
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The UL TagThe UL and LI tags are used to create unordered lists. Unordered simply means there is no numbering scheme involved. You must close all
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