Basic HTML

Table of Contents

• Formatting
• Links
• Images

Formatting

Text formatting tags:

Tag	Description
<b> </b>	Bolds your text
<big> </big>	Big text
<em> </em>	Emphasized text
<i> </i>	Italic text
<small> </small>	Small text
<strong> </strong	Strong text
<sub> </sub>	Defines subscript
<sup> </sup>	Defines superscript
<ins> </ins>	Inserted text
<del> </del>	Deleted text

Links

An anchor tag can point to any resource available on the web: a web site, image, movie, sound file, etc.

The syntax of an anchor tag is:

<a href="URL">TEXT TO BE DISPLAYED</a>

Here's an example of a link pointing to MyspaceGoodies.net:

<a href="http://www.MyspaceGoodies.net">MyspaceGoodies.net - The best place to edit your profile!</a>

Here's how that code will look like on your browser: MyspaceGoodies.net - The best place to edit your profile!

You can also use an image as a link:

<a href="URL"> <img src="URL_TO_IMAGE">

Images

Here's how to display an image:

<<img src="URL_TO_IMAGE">

It is also a good idea to use the "alt" attribute to display alternate text for an image. This is so people with text-only browsers can see what they are missing. Also search engines like it, because it gives them a description of what the image is about, since search engine spiders can't "see" images.

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