- Necessary Tags
- < html> this is the tag that begins every Web page.
- </html> this is the tag that closes every Web page.
- < head> this is the first of two sections that are in every Web page. The title tags belong in the HEAD section.
- </head> ends the head section
- < title> will put text in the title bar
- </title> ends the title
- < body> this is the second of two section that are in every Web page. All of the text, images, and hyper-text links that you want in your Web page, belong between the opening and closing BODY tags.
- </body> end the body section
- Arbitrary Tags
- < Hn align=center> this is the heading tag. The H is the name of that tag. The n specifies the size of the heading (from 1 to 7). The align=center attribute will cause the heading to be centered on the page.
- </Hn> ends the heading tag
- < p> this is the parargraph break. This will cause the following text to go to tyhe next line with a blank line in between.
- </p> the paragraph tag has a ending tag but it is rarely used.
- < UL TYPE=circle> this will create an unordered list. The attribute type=circle will cause a round empty bullet to be displayed before each item.
- </UL> ends the current ordered list.
- < OL TYPE="A"> This will create an ordered list. The attribute type="a" will cause a capital letter to be displayed before each item. The first letter displayed will be A and will enumerate through the alphabet.
- </OL> ends the current ordered list.
- < li> this is the list item tag. If you want a list item to have a bullet, enumeration, or symbol in front of it,m then you must precede the item with this tag. The list item tag does not have a ending tag.
- < br> this causes a break in the paragraph.
- < a> the "a" tag let's you put in a link back to your home page.
- < i> the "i" tag makes the letters following it italic.
- </i> this tag ends the italic letters.
- < font> this tag changes your font to a different style. There are many different types of fonts to make your page more fun and interesting.
- < table> this tag starts your table. If you would like to put items on a table then you would use this tag.
- </table> this tag will end your table. Nothing will show up on the screen unless you put the </table> in it.
- < img> this lets you put an image on your web page.
- < hr> this makes an outline over your product.
- < b> this creates your letters into bold face. This makes the letters stand out more.
- < /b> this ends the bold tag.
- < li> this is used with the ordered list or unordered list tags. It makes the item after that listed in the ordered or unordered lists.
- < TT> this makes the text go into the differnt style of text.
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