html
Here are some basic
Hyper
Text
Mark-up
Language (HTML) tags.
| Tag | What it stands for - What it does |
|---|
<br />
|
Break - inserts a single line space (return). Use when you want to make a second line in a bullet point, for example, or to make the lines of an address all line up under each other. |
<hr>
|
Horizontal rule - inserts a horizontal line.
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<ul>
|
Unordered list - begins a bulleted list.
|
</ul>
|
End unordered list.
|
| <ol> |
Ordered list - begins a numbered list.
|
<ol type="a">
|
Ordered list - begins an alphabetically ordered list.
|
</ol>
|
End ordered list - closes list.
|
| <li> |
List item - adds a bullet/number/letter to each item in a list. |
| </li> |
End list item - closes list item. |
| |
Non-breaking space - a space that will never allow a line break between the two elements it connects. Use: - Between month and day, such as June 10
- In product names, such as PriorityMediare Rx
- In phone numbers, such as 800 464-8728
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®
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® (Registered trademark) Example: Microsoft®. You can make the R mark smaller by superscripting it, as in: Microsoft<sup>®</sup>
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| é |
e with acute accent mark. Example: Resumé |
<tr valign="top">
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Move text to top - aligns text in a table within a row to the top
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[space] target="_blank" or [space] target="new"
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Open a link in a new window
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<a href="#top">Back to top</a>
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Back to Top
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For more information on html, visit
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/.
