h. < h >  

	We use the < h > tag to represent headings.  Some common heading tags are 
< h1 >, < h2 >, < h3 >, < h4 >, < h5 >.  Let's create a document with headings. 
Create a new document called heading.html.  Type in the following texts. 

< html >
< body >

< br >< br >< br >

< h1 > my heading< /h1 >   
< br >
< h2 > my heading < /h2 >
< br >
< h3 > my heading < /h3 >
< br >
< h4 > my heading < /h4 >
< br >
< h5 > my heading < /h5 >

< /body >
< /html >


	you should see Figure 4 on the screen. 

    i.< hr >   

        Sometimes we need to have a line to delimit the document. We achieve this 
by using the < hr > tag.  We will show you the implementation in the next example 
along with illustration on lists. 

     j. < ol >  
 

        An ordered list can be represented using the < ol > tag. The end tag is 
< /ol >.  Each item in the list is marked by the list item tag. The format of list 
item tag is < li > � < /li >. Just as the name implies, the ordered list is ordered. 

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