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HTML Text Formatting
Preformatted <PRE>text</PRE> Text between the these tags will be displayed as it is formatted. Use these tags to preserve the formatting of a previously designed document. Line Breaks and Paragraphs Web browsers will automatically wrap the text if the line is wider than the viewing area. Line breaks and paragraph tags make reading easier. Line break tags <BR> (no closing tag) will force text to start on a new line regardless of the position of text on a page. Paragraph tags <P>text </P> provide spacing equal to two line breaks. Headers Heading sizes are set with the number inside of the tags <H1>text </H1> with <H1> being the largest size and H6 being the smallest. Bold To make text bold use the bold tags <B>text</B>. Italics The italics tags are <I>text</I> Font Size & Face These are the font size tags <FONT SIZE="4">text</FONT>. Numbers from 1 and 7 can be used. Default is 3. To change the font face, use the font face tags <FONT FACE="Times New Roman"> </FONT>.
To set the font face and font size together, use
Indentation Text between the <BLOCKQUOTE>text</BLOCKQUOTE> tags will be indented. Horizontal Rule At times, you will see the need to use a horizontal rule to separate areas of a page. This is accomplished using the <HR> tag. No closing tag is necessary. To change horizontal line attributes use the following:
<HR SIZE=5> Sets the thickness of the line in pixels (default=2)
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