BODY
- Largest part of your HTML document
- Contains the content of your document (displayed within
the text area of your browser window).
- Tags explained below are used within the body of your
HTML document.
Headings
- HTML has six levels of headings
- Headings are displayed in larger and/or bolder fonts than
normal body text
- First heading in each document should be tagged <H1>.
- Do not skip levels of headings in your document.
- <H1></H1> Bold, very large font, usually
centered, 2 blank lines above and below
<H2></H2> Bold, large font, flush left, 2
blank lines above and below
<H3></H3> Italic, large font, slightly
indented from left, 2 blank lines above and below
<H4></H4> Bold, normal font, more indent than
H3, 1 blank line above and below
<H5></H5> Italic, normal font, indent like
H3, 1 blank line above
<H6></H6> Bold, normal font, same indent as
normal text, 1 blank line above
Paragraphs
- Unlike documents in most word processors, carriage
returns in HTML files are ignored.
- Word wrapping can occur at any point in your source file
- Multiple spaces are collapsed into a single space by your
browser.
- Using the ALIGN=alignment attribute in
your source file.
<P ALIGN=CENTER>
This is a centered paragraph.
</P>
This is a centered paragraph.

