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Basic Page Structure
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A basic concept of HTML is actually the 'nesting' tags.   Your entire document is nested in the  <html>   </html>   tags and the part of your document that the web browser displays is all inside the <body>   </body> tag.

<html>

<head>
<title>Title goes here</title>
</head>
<body>
The body of your page goes here
</body>

</html>
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Common Tags:
  • Anchor Tag:  <a href= "XXXX.html">XXXX</a>


  • bold: <b>text</b>

  • italicized: <i>text</i>

  • Center Tag: <center> </center> (you can also use <div align="center"> </div>)

  • type-written: <tt>text</tt>

  • Headings: <h1>Largest Heading</h1> through <h6>Smallest Heading</h6>

  • Horizontal Rule: <hr/>

  • Font Sizes: <font size="+1"> slightly larger font </font> (you can use other numbers, including negative)

  • (Hidden) Comments: <!-- Your user cannot see this unless they read your source code --> To me this tag is very useful as you writing your HTML and you want to change something, take out a tag but you aren't sure.... So I enclose it and my HTML in the browser and it helps me remember what it was I had removed.  And I can either put it back or delete it.

  • Inline Images: <img src="http://url_here.com/directory/graphic.gif"> (remember, use width, height, and alt tags for best performance.)

  • Important Alignments: add align="left" , align="right", align="center" i.e. <h1 align="right">big heading right aligned</h1>

  • Line break: <br /> i.e. Line One.<br />Line Two.


  • Mail Link: <a href="mailto:username@host.com">email me</a>or   <a href= "mailto:username@host.com?subject=your subject here"></a> to include a subject.

  • Paragraph: <p> ... </p>

  • Preformatted Text: <pre> ... </pre>

  • Regular link: <a href="http://url_here.com/">text for link</a>