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Definition
Description
<Dd>...</Dd>
Use this to define a term (the definition is indented)
Example:<dl><dt>HTML<dd>Hypertext
Markup Language</dl>
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Term Definition
<Dfn>...</Dfn>
Use this to define a term (the definition is in italics).
Example: <dfn>HTML</dfn>
stands for Hypertext Markup Language.
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Directory
List
<Dir>...</Dir>
Use this to list things.
Example: <dir><li>HTML<li>Java
Script<li>DHTML</dir>
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Definition
List
<Dl>...</Dl>
Use this to list items.
Example:
<dl><dt>HTML<dd>Hypertext
Markup Language</dl>
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Definition
Term
<Dt>...</Dt>
Use this to list terms that will be defined.
Example:
<dl><dt>HTML<dd>Hypertext
Markup Language</dl>
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Font
<Font>...</Font>
Use this to control the font
appearance of text.
Example:
<font
color="red"
size="5">This
is how it works</font>
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Heading Level
<H1>...</H1>
Use this to control the header
zise. This goes from H1to H6.
Example:
<h2>This
is the Header</h2>
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Document Head
<Head>...</Head>
This is the Head of the Document
(very important).
Example:
<html><head><title>Head</title></head></html>
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Horizontal
Rule
<Hr>
Use this to create a horizontal
rule.
Example: <hr>
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HTML Document
<Html>...</Html>
This is the first tag you use
in an HTML document. This tells the browser that the
document should be interpreted as HTML
Example: <html><head><title>HTML</title></head></html>
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Italic Text
<I>...</I>
Use this to Italize text.
Example: This is
<i>Italized</i>
text.
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Image
<Img>
Use this to insert an image into your HTML document.
Example:
<img
src="../../image.gif"
align="center"
alt="This is an image"
width="100"
height="40">
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List Item
<Li>
Use this tag to list items.
Example:
This is a list <ul><li>list
1<li>list
2<li>list
3</ul>
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Ordered List
<Ol>...</Ol>
Use this to number items in a
list.
Example: This is an ordered list<ol><li>List
1<li>list
2</ol>
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