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    14-03.

    Summary of some HTML Tags1

    Structure Tags

    <html> ... </html> Encloses the entire HTML document.


    <head> ... </head> Encloses the head of the HTML document (i.e. the title tag, etc.).
    <title> text </title>
    Indicates the title of the document. This appears in the title bar
    of the browser and is the name used when a user bookmarks the
    page; it does not display in the actual text area of the browser
    itself.
    <base href="url"> Contains the URL or address of the current page. It allows you to
    easily use relative links (also included in the header area).
    <body> ... </body> Encloses the body (text and tags) of the HTML document. A
    optional format of this tag sets the background color:
    <body bgcolor="#RRGGBB">.

    Headings

    <h1> text </h1> A first-level heading. (Most often used as the title which does
    appear in the document).
    <h2> text </h2> A second-level heading.
    <h3> text </h3> A third-level heading.
    <h4> text </h4> A fourth-level heading.
    <h5> text </h5> A fifth-level heading.
    <h6> text </h6> A sixth-level heading.

    Paragraphs

    <p> text </p> Indicates a paragraph.


    <blockquote>
    text paragraphs
    </blockquote> Indents a block of text.

    Character Formatting - Logical Highlighting

    <strong> text </strong>


    Strong emphasis. (Usually displays as bold).
    <em> text </em> Emphasis. (Usually displays as italics).
    <cite> text </cite> A small citation reference.
    <code> text </code> A selection of typed computer code (i.e. fixed width font).

    Character Formatting - Physical Highlighting

    <b> text </b> Boldfaced text.


    <i> text </i> Italicized text.

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    <u> text </u> Underlined text. (Can be confused with links which are
    displayed as underlined text).

    Changing Font Size


    <font size="value"> text </font>
    Changes the size of the font without using a heading tag.
    Enter a value between "-2" and "+6".
    Example: <font size="+2">text</font>.

    Other Elements
    <hr> A horizontal rule/line. Often referred to as a shadow rule.
    <br> A line break.
    <!-- text --> A comment. This text does not appear in the browser.

    Lists

    <ol> ... </ol> An ordered (numbered) list. Precede all items on the list with the
    <li> tag. Specify starting number by adding start=#. Specify bullet
    type by adding type= followed by one of: "1 a A i I".
    <ul> ... </ul> An unordered (bulleted) list. Specify bullet type by adding
    type= followed by one of "disk square circle".
    <li> text A list item: for use inside <ol> or <ul>.
    <dl> ... </dl> A definition or glossary list enclosing the <dt> and <dd> tags.
    <dt> text </dt> A definition term: for use inside <dl>.
    <dd> text </dd> The corresponding definition to each <dt> term as a part of a
    definition list.

    Links
    <a options> text </a> Contains the information defining the location of the link.
    Options are:
    href="url"
    href="#name"
    name="name"
    Use "url" to link to another document or "#name" to link to an
    anchor (i.e. a named location). Use "name" to create an anchor
    which can then be linked to. Do not use spaces in "name".
    Examples:
    <a href="#LocationPointers">Go to Pointers</a>
    <a name="LocationPointers">Pointers</a>
    <a href="http://www.queensu.ca">Click here to go to the Queens
    Home Page</a>
    To create an email link:
    <a href="mailto:name@insert.address.here">Click here to email me!</a>
    To create an email link with a specified subject:
    <a href="mailto:name@insert.address.here?subject=Request for more
    information">Click here to request more info</a>

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