This is an example of standard (unformatted) body text displayed within an HTML document. In the upcoming exercises, you will learn to use Heading Level tags to structure your Web pages and formatting tags to format the text in your Web pages. Standard body text can be added to an HTML document simply by typing; no special tags are required. it's as easy as typing text into a word processing document

Heading level: 1

Heading level: 2

Heading level: 3

Heading level: 4

Heading level: 5

Heading level: 6

This is an example of plain text (no formatting)

This is bold text

This is italic text

This is bold and italic text

This is underlined text

This is bold and underlined text

^{This is superscript text}

_{This is subscript text}

This is monospaced font text

Without the Break tag

This is an example of standard text displayed within the body of an HTML document without a break tag (but with a break in the text).

With the Break tag

This is an example of standard text
displayed within the body of an HTML
document with a break tag.

Without the Paragraph tag

Unlike in word processing documents, carriage returns and line breaks in HTML files are ignored. Text can only be broken using a Paragraph tag or Break tag.

With the Paragraph tag

Unlike in word processing documents,

carriage returns and line breaks in HTML files are ignored. Text can only

be broken using a Paragraph tag or Break tag.

Without the Preformatted Tag

Ohio Virginia Texas Georgia 1996 87 77 43 102 1997 41 59 92 116

With the Preformatted Tag

          Ohio   Virginia   Texas   Georgia

1996       87       77        43      102
	
1997       41       59        92      116

Without the Blockquote tag

This is an example of standard body text. The text extends all the way to the left margin and all the way to the right margin.

With the Blockquote tag

This is an example of standard body text with the Blockquote tag. Notice how the text is indented on both the left and the right.