This page has been developed to illustrate various features of HTML coding. This is the first paragraph.
This is a new paragraph. Notice how it is kept seperate from the previous paragraph, even when the web page is re-sized or text zoomed.
This paragraph has an added attribute in its paragraph tag which keeps it centred like the main header above. The final footnote on this page is aligned right.
Note the all
Am
eri
can
spellings of center, color, gray etc. for your code to work.
Other tags are:
bold,
italic,
underline,
and
typewriter.
HTML tags are nearly always used in pairs. One before the text to be affected, and a second tag to switch off the code at the end of the text. Two exceptions are 'break' tag BR for a new line, and 'horizontal rule' tag HR.
Headers come in seven sizes as follows:
And finally this is how to code (unordered) lists:
page encoded by Guy Walker Sept 01