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If you're like me ( a computer nerd) you probaly have no inkling as to all those cute little abbreviations enclosed in < > (which for some inexplicable reason in HTML is written < > respectively). Go figure.

That's the reason why I'm writing this mini-dictionary. Incidentally, if you want to submit others which I've not posted, feel free to do so. Contact me at [email protected].

Bear in mind if you place three tags <A> <C> at the opening, the closing order for the tags will read <C> <A>.

HTML Tags

Opening Tag Closing Tag Description

<a href="location"> </a> Link to send browser to a location cited within quotes

  Bold

<body> </body> Major area of document

<body background="location"> </body> Location of images used as background

<body bgcolor="hex #"> </body> Background color

  Break - go to next line

<center> </center> Center

  Font size

<head> </head> Internet information goes here ie; meta tags, keywords,etc.

<hy> </hy> Heading (H) (y)=size 1 to 6

<hy align=center, left, right> </hy> Heading in center, left, right

<hr> Horizontal ruled line

<html> </html> First and last line of all HTML documents

  Italics

<img src="location"> For adding images to document must be gif, jpg or jpeg

<li> </li> For making list items

<ol> </ol> For numbered lists

 Start a new paragraph

  Subscript

  Superscript

<title> </title> Title of your document which appears on top bar not as part of your document

  Underlined. Use this one sparingly, if at all, since underlining is usually associated with a link. Don't confuse your visitors.

Special codes

  non-breaking space

< <

> >

© ©

® ®

¢ ¢

" "

& &

° ° - degree sign

Hope this proves helpful to you. Happy Coding!

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