Formatting text:
Here I will show you the basics of text formatting.
We will take a look at:
<h6>Header text</h6>
<b>bold text</b>
<i>itallic text</i>
<u>Underlined text</u>
<p>Paragraph</p>
<br>Line break</br>
Headings text: Headings text is defined with the <h1> to <h6> tags. <h1>
is the largest heading. <h6> is the smallest heading.
Headings will add a line above and below the line of text.
<h6>Will look like this</h6>
Will look like this
<h5>Will look like this</h5>
Will look like this
<h4>Will look like this</h4>
Will look like this
<h2>Will look like this</h2>
Will look like this
I think you get the idea without going any larger.
Bold text:
The <b> and </b> tags define the text that you want to be bold.
<b>Will look like this</b>
Will look like this
Italic text:
The <i> and </i> tags will define the text that you want to be
italic.
<i>Will look like this</i>
Will look like this
Underlined text:
The <u> and </u> tags will define the text that you want to be
underlined.
<u>Will look like this</u>
Will look like this
Paragraph:
The <p> and </p> tags are used to define a paragraph, there will be
an empty line above and below the paragraph. Note: be sure to
close your paragraph with a closing </p> tag. Do not use empty
<p> tags to position text, use the <br> tag.
<p>This is a paragraph, it can be a short paragraph, or a very long
paragraph.</p>
This is a paragraph, it can be a short paragraph, or a very long
paragraph.
Line Break:
The <br> tag is used when you want to end a line of text but do not
want to start a new paragraph. The <br> tag forces a line
break where ever it is placed. The <br> tag stands on it's
own, there is no closing tag.
This is a line<br>of text, see how the line<br> breaks at the <br>
tag.
This is a line
of text, see how the line
breaks at the
tag.
