Documentation Tags

Documentation Tags

When creating a web-page we need a lot of text formats like Title, Section heading, Contents of different sizes, different styles and Quotes etc.  To acquire this in our web-page we need the following HTML tags.

 

Tags

Description

1

<h1>

…

</h1>

Heading – Level 1 – Largest

2

<h2>

…

</h2>

Heading – Level 2 – Larger

3

<h3>

…

</h3>

Heading – Level 3 – Large

4

<h4>

…

</h4>

Heading – Level 4 – Small

5

<h5>

…

</h5>

Heading – Level 5 – Smaller

6

<h6>

…

</h6>

Heading – Level 6 – Smallest

7

<p>

…

</p>

Creates a Paragraph

8

<blockquote>

…

</blockquote>

Creates Quoted text indented from both sides (not with double quotes symbol)

9

<q>

…

</q>

Creates Quoted text with double quotes symbol

10

<address>

…

</address>

Creates Italic – styled content

11

<em>

…

</em>

12

<i>

…

</i>

13

<cite>

…

</cite>

14

<strong>

…

</strong>

Creates Bold – styled content

15

<b>

…

</b>

16

<code>

…

</code>

Creates monospaced – content (in browser’s default font type)

17

<pre>

…

</pre>

18

<tt>

…

</tt>

19

<font size=>

…

</font>

Creates content in the given size (may vary between 1-7, 7 is the largest)

20

<font color=>

…

</font>

Creates content in the given color

21

<font face=>

…

</font>

Creates content in the given type (timesnewroman, arial etc.). If browser does not support the type then the content will be shown in default type.

22

<br>

Creates a line break

23

<br/>

24

<hr/>

Creates a horizontal line divider

25

<subscript>

…

</subscript>

Creates a subscripted content

26

<supscript>

…

</supscript>

Creates a superscripted content

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