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The FundamentalsParagraphs and Divisions

• HTML stands for HyperText

Tag/Attribute
Align Text

Markup Language and is used to
create web pages.

• HTML uses tags to tell web

browsers what appears in the webpage and how it should be
formatted.

• Some tags require a closing tag that
begins with a forward slash
(i.e. ).

• Some tags may have attributes to

provide additional information to theweb browser.

Example of HTML


Report on
Snails



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• Uniform Resource Locators specify the location of files onthe WWW.
• URLs may include the resource type (http://), server address
(www.cnet.com), path (/reviews/), and file name (toshiba.html).
For example: http://www.cnet.com/reviews/toshiba.html.Essential Page Elements
Tag/Attribute

Description

Syntax

Document Type
Title
Header

Beginning and ending of file
Page title, must be in the header
Descriptive information, such as
pagetitle, content, etc.
The bulk of the web page






Working with Text
Tag/Attribute
Base Font Size
Bigger
Blinking
Bold
Citation
Font Color
Font Face
Font Size
Font Size (Points)
FontWeight
Italic
Non-Breaking
Space
Overstrike
Plain Text
Preformatted Text
Quote
Regular Emphasis
Sample Output
Smaller
Source Code
Strong Emphasis
Subscript
Superscript
Typewriter StyleUnderline

Defines a division
Displays the specified
hierarchical heading level (1-6)
Draws a line across the screen
Horizontal Rule
HR Rule Alignment A horizontal rule's alignment
The linethickness of a HR
HR Thickness
The length of a horizontal rule
HR Width
Starts a new line (without any
Line Break
additional spacing)
Prevents line breaks
No Break
Starts a new paragraph...