In the old days, there were special HTML tags for making text bold or italic, bigger or smaller, or even for changing its font or color. As Web pages become larger and more sophisticated, formatting a page by using these individual tags gets more and more cumbersome, as you have to wade through piles of code to edit individual formatting instructions.
In the old days, there were special HTML tags for making text bold or italic, bigger or smaller, or even for changing its font or color. As Web pages become larger and more sophisticated, formatting a page by using these individual tags gets more and more cumbersome, as you have to wade through piles of code to edit individual formatting instructions.
In the old days, there were special HTML tags for making text bold or italic, bigger or smaller, or even for changing its font or color. As Web pages become larger and more sophisticated, formatting a page by using these individual tags gets more and more cumbersome, as you have to wade through piles of code to edit individual formatting instructions.
In the old days, there were special HTML tags for making text bold or italic, bigger or smaller, or even for changing its font or color. As Web pages become larger and more sophisticated, formatting a page by using these individual tags gets more and more cumbersome, as you have to wade through piles of code to edit individual formatting instructions.