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Combining Basic Html Tags

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Here are some more Basic HTML Tags to get Maryland website design started: -

 

<*b>Types the text in bold.<*/b> This tag will make your words appear bold.

<*i>This should be italicized.<*/i> This will give your words an italic look.

<*u>Underline this text.<*/u> This text will be underlined

<*hr /> This forms a horizontal line. ___________________

 

<*font color="######">Change color.Text here<*/font> This will change the color of (1) word. This (######) should be placed with the code for the color you want to use. For example if you wanted your words to be red the signs would be replaced with #ff0000

 

So your code will now look like this and your text will be red <*font color="#ff0000">Change color.Text here<*/font>

<*small>This should be in small.<*/small> Make your text small

 

Perhaps you may want to combine some of the basic HTML codes above. Let’s say you want to make your text bold and italic. This is what your code will look like.

<*b><*i>Text in bold and italic<*/i><*/b>

 

Notice they have put both the bold tag <*b> and the italic tag <*i> together to give them their bold and italic text. These combinations can also be applied to color. If you would like to make your text underlined and green, this is how the tag should appear.

<*u><*font color="#00ff00">Change color of 1 word.Text here<*/font><*/u>

 

In all of the above code the * should be removed to make your code work correctly. The * is used to allow you to see the actual code but must be removed when placed on your site. These are just some of the simple things you can do to change the look and feel of your website. To learn more why not check out some of the online basic HTML tutorials to get you started and in no time at all you will be past the basics of HTML and onto pro HTML coding
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