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Welcome to the third chapter of my HTML tutorials.

The third chapter is also about tags. But in this chapter, it is highly recommended that you use notepad to try the codes out since the first two lessons are just lectures.

If you are going to put your research study on a webpage, then you are required to use bold and italic in order to emphasize some terms such as the scientific term and others.

Look at the image below.



Not only that, you can also customize the text's size, font style, color, and many more. Here is how: The tag "font" is used to edit the font color, size and style of a text.
    The attributes of these are the following:
  • "face" - This determines the font style of the text inside the opening and closing tag of font. The value may be any font style available in your desktop.
  • "size" - This changes the size of the fonts. The value may be any positive integer.
  • "color" - This changes the color of the text. The value may be a code composed of 6 letters, numbers, or both. Example, "c0c0c0" refers to the color of my background.

There are also those headings, that changes the size inversely proportional; in other words, the largest is "h1" and the smallest is "h6." These tags are what you call "Fashionating Tags."

Look at the output of the code above here .

Notice that it is only written in one line. How can you separate it? That is the time when you use "Space Tags."



The tags "p" and "br" is used to add space. The difference between these two is that "p" has a larger space than "br." Since "p" means paragraph and "br" means breakline. It will depend on you which will you use.

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