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Index
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- Getting Started
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- Getting Started
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- Getting Started
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- Getting Started
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- Getting Started
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- Paragraph tags
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- Bold tags
8 - More tags
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- Extended Syntax
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Font tags
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Font tags (cont)
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List tags
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Link tags
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Image tags
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Center tags
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Table tags
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Review
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The
following HTML tags do specific things to text.
Try them in your test.html file and see what they do by
placing some text between each open and close tag.
<i>
type text here </i>
<u> type text here </u>
<h3> type text here </h3>
From the
above list, let’s use the <I>, <u>, <h3>
and more <b>
tags (fig
25). After adding,
remember to Save the Changes!
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Go back to the
IE window and click refresh. (fig. 26)
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The <h3>
</h3> tags increased the size of the type for our title line
The <i> </i> tags italicized the word “rug”
The <u> </u> tags underlined the word “incredible”
The <b> </b> tags bolded the phrases “Payment Terms” and
“Shipping Terms”
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You should be getting the picture now. HTML
is not hard at all! Let's learn some other simple tags and also begin exploring
the extended syntax tags.
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On to More Tags and Extended Syntax |
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