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Quick reference to HTML tags
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This page is a quick reference to HTML tags. Tags are
listed in alphabetical order. If the tags form a group as a whole (such
as list tags), they are listed together.
Simple Tags
| <ADDRESS></ADDRESS> | Address - used to format text |
| <BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE> | Blockquote - used to indent text |
| <B></B> | Bold - make the text bold |
| <BR> | Break - start a new Line |
| <DL><DT><DD></DL> | Definition List - list without numbers or bullets |
| <DL COMPACT><DT><DD></DL> | Compact Definition List - less space between lines |
| <EM></EM> | Emphasis - make the text stand out |
| <H1></H1> | Level One Heading - make the text very large |
| <H2></H2> | Level Two Heading - make the text large |
| <H3></H3> | Level Three Heading - make the text kinda large |
| <H4></H4> | Level Four Heading |
| <H5></H5> | Level Five Heading |
| <H6></H6> | Level Six Heading |
| <I></I> | Italic - make the text italic |
| <OL><LI></OL> | Numerically Ordered List - list with numbers |
| <P></P> | Paragraph - starts a new paragraph |
| <STRONG></STRONG> | Strong - make the text bold and emphasize it |
| <UL><LI></UL> | Unordered List - list with bullets |
Hotlink and Anchor Tags
<A HREF="path/to/myfile.html">Label</A>
<A HREF="mailto:address@site.domain.com">
<IMG SRC="path/to/image.gif">
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