HTML
Quick Reference
There
are hundreds of other tags used to format and layout the information
in a Web page. Here's a Quick HTML Reference.
<HTML...</HTML>
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Identifies
document type as HTML
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<HEAD>...</HEAD>
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Encloses
document header
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<TITLE>...</TIELE>
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Specifies
document title
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<!--
-->
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Specifies
comments (not displayed in browser)
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<BODY>...</BODY>
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Encloses
body of HTML document
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<H1>...</H1>
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Level-one
heading
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<H2>...</H2>
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Level-two
heading
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<H3>...</H3>
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Level-three
heading
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<H4>...</H4>
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Level-four
heading
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<H5>...</H5>
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Level-five
heading
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<H6>...</H6>
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Level-six
heading
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<BR>
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Creates
line break without white space
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<P>
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Creates
line break with white space
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<PRE>...</PRE>
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Creates
preformatted text while preserving spacing
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<BLOCK>...</BLOCK>
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Indents
text; useful for quotes and citations
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<B>...</B>
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Creates
boldface text
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<I>...</I>
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Creates
italic text
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<STRIKE>...</STRIKE>
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Strikes
text (draws a line through the text)
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<LI>
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List
element used in ordered and unordered list
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<UL>...</UL>
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Creates
unordered (bulleted) lists
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<OL>...</OL>
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Creates
ordered (numbered) lists
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<HR>
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Creates
horizontally ruled lines on a Web page
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<IMG
SRC="file">
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Inserts
image in documents |
<A>...</A>
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Anchor
tag used with HREF and NAME to create hypertext links
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<FORM>...</FORM>
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Creates
an HTML form
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<INPUT>...</INPUT>
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Defines
input fields used in forms
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<TABLE>...</TABLE>
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Creates
an HTML table
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<CAPTION>..<.CAPTION>
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Creates
a table caption
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<ADDRESS>...</ADDRESS>
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Used
for document footer (such as author's e-mail address or URL)
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<DIR>...</DIR>
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Directory
list, used for lists with items that have short names
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<CITE>...</CITE>
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Citation
style, used for citing other works or titles
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<EM>...</EM>
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Emphasis,
typically seen as italic
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<STRONG>...</STRONG>
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Strong
emphasis, typically viewed as bold
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<SAMPLE>...</SAMPLE>
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Sample
style, used for examples
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<TT>...</TT>
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Typewriter
text style using Teletype font
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HTML
Resources
W3schools.com
HTML Tutorial for Beginners: Learn
by 100 examples! from Basic to Advanced.
davesite.com: For
anyone who is serious about learning HTML.
PageTutor.com: All
sorts of HTML tutorials, learn from scratch.
EchoEcho.com: HTML
tutorial basics, links, and forms with easy to understand explanations.
htmlhelp.com: Web
Authoring Reference, with all your HTML tools.
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