TEXT FORMAT HTML

OBJECTIVE:
After studying this material you are expected to understand the use of element-element for formatting texts.

ELEMENT BR (Line Break)
BR element serves to replace the line and element BR has no closing tag.

Syntax:
<br>


ELEMENT P (Paragraph)
P element serves to replace the paragraph that is followed by a blank line at the beginning and end of paragraphs. Closing </ p> is optional if a paragraph is followed by the next paragraph. If the tags </ p> ignored, then the paragraph would not be followed by a blank line at the end of the paragraph.
P element has an attribute that is valuable align "left", "center", "right" which specifies the position of the horizontal edge of a paragraph (default: "left ").

Syntax:
<p align="left"|"center"|"right">
..........................
</ p>


ELEMENT H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6 (Header)
Element H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6 serves to create a header with the format of 6 types of font size and bold. Largest font size values are H1 and H6 the smallest. This element has the attribute that is valuable align "left", "center", "right" that specifies the horizontal position of the header (default: "left ").

Syntax:
<hx align="left"|"center"|"right">
..........................
</ HX>

x: 1 ... 6  

ELEMENT B (Bold)
Element B serves to make the display bold texts (bold).

Syntax:
<b>
..........................
</ b>


ELEMENT I (Italic)
Element I work to create the appearance of printed text italics (italic).

Syntax:
<i>
..........................
</ i>


ELEMENT U (Underline)
U element serves to create the appearance of printed text underline (underline).

Syntax:
<u>
..........................
</ u>


ELEMENT PRE (Preformated text)
PRE element serves to display the texts as it is.

Syntax:
<pre>
..........................
</ pre>


ELEMENT CENTER
CENTER element serves to display texts with a horizontal position in the middle.

Syntax:
<center>
..........................
</ center>