Words or phrases that are used as titles on a page, headlines, headings, or subheadings can be tagged with six different "h" tags. The different numbers after the "h" result in different size text, with one being the largest and six the smallest. Here we will make the title that appears on the page a size <h3> and the headings size <h4>.
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<html> <head> <title>HTML, An Introduction</title> </head> <body> <h3>An Introduction to Hypertext Markup Language</h3> <h4>TUTORIAL DESCRIPTION</h4> HTML is the basic language of the World Wide Web. If you are interested in creating webpages, HTML is the first thing you should learn. In this tutorial, you will learn what HTML stands for, learn some basic tags, and see an example of how a webpage would be encoded with HTML. <h4>SOME EFFECTS OF HTML TAGS</h4> Making text bold or italicized. Changing the size of text. Linking one document to another. Creating numbered and non-numbered lists. <h4>PREREQUISITES</h4> You should have had some experience browsing the web, as well as some general experience with computers. Additionally, you should know how to save and retrieve documents on a computer. <h4>FURTHER READING</h4> There are many other html tutorials listed at Yahoo. </body> </html> |
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