Most HTML commands need to be opened and closed with. Here are a few of the most common commands.

Breaks and horizontal references don't need to be closed. Paragraphs can be closed if you want them to be, but it doesn't really matter that much.

Breaks <BR> : I use them all the time to BReak the lines in my text,. If you use two breaks in a row it will make your text skip a line. If you use 3 breaks in a row you'll skip 2 lines and so on. It's pretty much just like pressing enter when you're typing.

Hoizontal References <HR> : I don't use these at all since I really don't need them. You can put a WIDTH tag inside the < > along with the HR tag to make it longer or shorter. Anyways here's a few examples of horizontal references.

<P ALIGN=“RIGHT“> Blah blah blah bla blah</P>

Centers <CENTER> to open, </CENTER> to close. Centers center text.

Example:

Adding an image to your web pages is fairly simple.

All you need to code is <img src=“Image Name.Type“ alt=“Description of the Image“>

Example. <img src=“1-1.png“ alt=“Build A Website“>


If you want to shrink or expand the image a little bit you can also use the WIDTH tag. It will make your image take up that percentage of the space in that cell of a table, frame, or page.
Note: The height of the image also changes!

Code: <img src=“Image Name.Type“ alt=“Description of the Image" width=“Width in pixels or percent of original size ” >
\ Example. <img src=“1.png“ alt=“Description of the Image“ width=“40%” >

There are many ways to change font size, style and or color. One way is through CSS or you always change it with normal HTML.

Linking is really easy. For a basic link all you need to do is type in the command <A HREF=“the location of the page including the http://!”> If you are linking to a page in the same directory as the page you are linking to it from you only need to type in the name and type of file it is.

<A HREF=“index.html”> This links to my index page </A>