List of Tags

Single Tags

Single tags do not need to be closed.

<hr>	This tag makes a horizontal line across your page. You can change the size of the line using the width="XX%" command.
<br>	This tag stops the text and starts writing on the next line.
<p>	This is the paragraph tag. It does the same thing as the <br> tag but it skips a line when it returns.

Text Tags

These are common commands. Keep in mind that they need to be ended.

<b>	This tag creates bold text.
<big>	This bolds the text an enlarges it by a few pixles.
<blink>	This command only works with Netscape. It creates flashing text.
<comment>	This command is used to create notes that are not shown on the page.
<del>	This command creates a strikethrough effect.
<b>	This tag creates an italicized effect.
<h#>	This command creates heading text. Heading text is larger and bold. The # can be replaced with any number from 1-6. With 1 being the largest and 6 the smallest.
<i>	This command creates italics.
<kbd>	This command creates text that looks like an old typewriter would produce.
<pre>	This tag makes it so your browser will recognize white space. For example: tab, enter(return), and spaces will now be effective.
<s>	This command creates text with a line through it(strikethrough).
<small>	This creates text one size smaller than the browser's default setting.
<sub>	This tag creates a subscript for example the 2 in H₂O.
<sup>	This tag creates superscript for example the 10 in 5¹⁰
<tt>	This creates text that looks like it was writen with a typewriter.
<u>	This tag creates underlined text.

Sub Commands

This tag requires subcommands, for example: >effected text. It requires the ="XXXXX" this is the subcommand. The color can be replaced with any color that the browser recognizes. Click Here to see a list of comptable colors.

 This works much the same way. The subcommand for this tag modifys the text using "+1". Or any number from -6 to +6. For example: >effected text

 This is the tag that you would use to change your font style. For example: effected text. Click Here to see a list of comptable fonts.

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Since 14 Mar 2001