Simple Tags Illustrated

Title Tags:

<TITLE>Unit #2: Demonstrating HTML tags</TITLE>

The text within these tags will appear on the title line in your browser. See above.

Heading Tags:

<H1> This is a Heading 1: </H1>

<H2> This is a Heading 2: </H2>

<H3> This is a Heading 3: </H3>

<H4> This is a Heading 4: </H4>

<H5> This is a Heading 5: </H5>

<H6> This is a Heading 6: </H6>

Horizontal Lines tag followed by demo:

These rules will look different using different browsers. Netscape does not support color for horizontal lines.

<HR>

<HR WIDTH="50%" size="8" NOSHADE COLOR="#00FF00" ALIGN="LEFT">

<HR WIDTH="25%" size="4" NOSHADE COLOR="#FF0000" ALIGN="CENTER">

<HR WIDTH="75%" size="16" ALIGN="RIGHT">

Paragraph Formatting

A new paragraph is started using <P> with the optional end tag </P>

Centering text on the line using <p align="center">.. </p>

Left aligned text using <p align="left">.. </p>

Right aligned text using <p align="right">.. </p>

Extra vertical space can be produced using the Break tag. <BR>
which causes a line break without starting a new paragraph.

Comments

Within your Web page text file all text enclosed by 

Pre-formatted Text using the <pre> tag

Preserving White Space with the Pre-formatted Element.
This is a text document which includes the tab key pressed
many times, plus multiple blank spaces.

Preserving White Space with the Pre-formatted Element.
This is a text document which includes the tab key pressed
many times, plus multiple blank spaces.

        Name            Course  Major
        John Doe        CSC 392 CSC
        Alice Green     CSC 392 CSC
        Bob Brown       CSC 392 EGR
        Joel Gray       CSC 392 CSC
If you have created a text document where you have used the tab 
key             (tab key pressed twice) and you want the tab 
formatting brought into an HTML document with the least amount 
of effort.           (12 spaces) You can use surround the text
within the tags <PRE> and </PRE>.

Last updated on 01/02/2004 by L.M. Hicks