1. You can bundle up (or nest) html coding!
2. You only need to close tags like </font> one time per item!
3. You don't have to close tags in the order you opened them. (unless you're doing XHTML)
4. You can use lower and upper case text.
Simple formatting:
Bold text: <b>text here</b> or <strong>text here</strong>
Italic text: <i>text here</i> or <em>text here</em>
Underlined text: <u>text here</u>
Paragraph: <p>paragraph here</p>
Line break: <br>line here</br>
Adding an image from a website: <img src="urlhere"></img>
Changing font:
Font color: <font color="#colorcode">text</font> or <font color="colorname">text</font>
Example: Normal text. Colored text.
Font size: <font size="-5through5">text</font>
Example: Normal Text. Big text. Small text.
Font face: <font face="name of broswer supported font">text</font>
Example: Normal Times New Roman. Helvetica font.
Linking:
Simple url: <a href="Image URL address">Name of Image</a>
Example: Click here!
Url with popup text and dotted underlining: <acronym title="popup text"><a href="url here">link description</a>
Url with popup text and no dotted underlining: <a title="popup text" href="url here">link description</a>
Simple Tables:
<table border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse" bordercolor="#color here" width="100%">
<tr>
<td>text here</td>
<td>text here;</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>text here</td>
<td>text here</td>
</tr>
</table>
1. You can change the table border size by changing the number in table border="1". The bigger the number, the bigger the borders.
2. You can change how close your text is to the edges of the cells by changing the cellpadding="0". I reccomend numbers 1-5.
3. You can change how close your cells are together by changing the number in cellspacing="0". I reccomend keeping the number at zero.
4. Don't worry about the style of the border.
5. You can change the border color by adding a color code in bordercolor="#colorhere".
6. You can change the width of your table by changing the percentage in width="100%". This is helpful when you know the size of your page.
7. Adding or subtracting <td> adds or subtracts both rows and columns. But, add this code inside of the <tr> tags. If you do not, you will change your table. The cells will be different sizes and of a different format.
8. You can change the background color of each cell by replacing <td> with <td bgcolor="#colorcode">. The default color is white.
9. You can also change the row/column individually by using the code <td width="pecentage here">.
10. Close all td tags with </td>. Close all <tr> tags with </tr>.
11. You can also use font formatting and general formatting inside of the tables.
Codes to be Wary of:
Marquees: <marquee>text here</marquee> It doesn't always work in different browsers.
Blinking: <blink>text here</blink> Again, it doesn't always work in different browsers.