Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below.
Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below.
Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below.
Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below. Paragraph text adds vertical space above and below.
There are four blank P (Paragraph) tags between this paragraph and the paragraph above. Multiple blank P (Paragraph) tags should not displayed at all in most browsers, so don't try to use them.
These lines are separated by BR (Break) tags.
These lines are separated by BR (Break) tags.
These lines are separated by BR (Break) tags.
Four BR (Break) tags follow this line.
Four BR (Break) tags precede this line.
The tags for italic text and bold text are "literal" tags. The tags for emphazized text and strongly emphasized text are "logical" tags.
You can combine bold text and italic text to get bold italic text. You can also combine emphasized and strongly emphasized text.
For monospaced text, you should use the Teletype (TT) tag. For underlined text, you can use the Underline (U) tag. For strikethrough text, you can use the Use STRIKE for strikethrough.
Other highlighting tags:
The Keyboard (KBD), Code (CODE)
, and Sample (SAMP) tags display exactly the same as the Teletype tag.
The Citation (CITE), Variable (VAR), and Definition (DFN) tags display the same as the Italic tag. (The DFN tag is only supported by Internet Explorer.)
HTML 4.0 tags: The Strike (S) tag displays the same as the Strikethrough tag in supporting browsers. The Insert and Delete tags mark insertions and deletions in supporting browsers (only IE 4+). The Abbreviation (ABBR), Acronym (ACRONYM), and Quote (Q)
tags are not supported by any current browser.
You can combine tags to get bold underlined text or even bold underlined italic monospaced text.
This is regular text. This is the STRIKE tag. This is regular text. This is the U tag. This is regular text. This is the KBD tag. This is regular text. This is the CODE tag.
This is regular text. This is the SAMP tag. This is regular text. This is the CITE tag. This is regular text. This is the VAR tag. This is regular text. This is the DFN tag.
This is regular text. This is the S tag. This is regular text. This is the DEL tag. This is regular text. This is the INS tag. This is regular text. This is the ABBR tag. This is regular text. This is the ACRONYM tag. This is regular text. This is the Q tag.
This is regular text. Use SUP for superscripts. This is regular text. Use SUB for subscripts. This is regular text.
This displays the <EM> tag and the © named entity code in a Web page.
A Comment follows this line (but isn't displayed).
A Comment precedes this line (but isn't displayed).
In The Theory of the Leisure Class, Thorstein Veblen points out the degree to which comfort may be sacrificed to taste in order to maintain a decent level of conspicuous consumption:
It is true of dress in even a higher degree than of most other items of consumption, that people will undergo a very considerable degree of privation in the comforts or the necessaries of life in order to afford what is considered a decent amount of wasteful consumption; so that it is by no means an uncommon occurrence, in an inclement climate, for people to go ill clad in order to appear well dressed.
William Blake in his poem, Augeries of Innocence, points to how the greatest greatness can be discovered in small, simple, and momentary things:
To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
The Roman Emperors:
You can find out more about the World Wide Web and HTML at the home page of the W3 Consortium.
Go to Part Two of the Example web page.
The inline image, image.gif, is displayed on the next line:
An inline is displayed inline (or "in a line").
An inline is displayed inline (or "in a line").
The image on this line is top-aligned.
The image on this line is middle-aligned.
The image on this line is bottom-aligned.
The image on this line is bottom-aligned.
Both this paragraph and the image below are nested inside the CENTER tag:
The following image is also a link:
The following image is also a link:
The following image is also a link:
A horizontal rule is displayed below this line.
A horizontal rule is displayed below this line.
A horizontal rule is displayed below this line.
A horizontal rule is displayed below this line.