
Kindle's Important HTML Tags (KIT)
or
The Twenty-Five Most Frequently Used HTML Tags for Kindle Editions

This file can be useful in saving time by copying tags from here and pasting them in your project as needed.

*Change capitalized items to your values.

 1 HTML <html> </html>
 2 Body <body> </body>
 3 Headings (six tags):
                 3.1 Largest <h1> </h1> 
                 3.2 2nd largest <h2> </h2>
                 3.3 3rd largest <h3> </h3>
                 3.4 4th largest <h4> </h4>
	         3.5 4th largest <h5> </h5>
	         3.6 4th largest <h6> </h6>
 4 Paragraphs <p> </p>
 5 Line Break <br>
 6 Center for text <center> </center>
 7 Horizontal Rule Line <hr>
 8 Blockquote <blockquote> </blockquote>
 9 Division <div> </div>
     to center an image use:
     <br>     
     <div align="center">
     <img src="XYZ"><br>
     CAPTION
     </div>
     <br> 
10 Lists (six tags):
           10.1 definition list <dl> </dl> definition term <dt> </dt> the definition of the term <dd> </dd>
           10.2 ordered (numbered) list <ol> </ol> list item <li> </li>
           10.3 unordered (bulleted) list <ul> </ul> list item <li> </li>
11 Image <img src="XYZ">
12 Link Anchor <a href="XYZ"> </a>
13 Bold <b> </b>
14 Italic <i> </i>
15 Font <font size="N"> </font>

For demonstrations of the tags' effects, upload Kindle_HTML_Tags_Sampler.zip to DTP for Preview

For a list of approximately forty tags plus attribute-value pairs supported in the Kindle see Chapter 10.
