More tags to make your web page look FANCY.
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Horizontal
line
<HR> (No
closing tag necessary) |
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Character
formatting
Bold characters <b>
</b>
Italic characters <i>
</i>
Underlined
<u> </u>
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Linking
to another file (anchor)
<a href=" "> </a>
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Don't
close the
<a> right
bracket until you have typed which file you refer to.
HREF="filename" |
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Don't
put the end anchor </a> tag
until you have typed the text you
want to function as the hypertext |
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The
result looks like this: |
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<A HREF="otherfile.htm">Click here to
go to my other file</A>
Click
here to go to my other file
There is more information about file tags in my other file!!!
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Linking
to an Internet site
<a href="http ">
</a> |
Internet site are files just like the HTML files in your web site.
Instead of a file name, you just type the internet address.
To link to the weather channel
<A HREF="http://www.weather.com">Click
here for the weather channel</A>
Click
here for the weather channel
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Letting
people e-mail you a message
<a href"mailto: :> </a> |
<A
HREF="mailto:student@uky.edu"> Click here to mail me</a>
Click
here to mail me
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Inserting
a picture
<img src=" "> |
Type
the filename as the image source, and it shows up in your browser.
WATCH OUT: When you transfer your file to the Internet, your picture needs to be
transferred, too!! Place it in the same directory as the file, to avoid
confusion. If only the file is on the website, it is needless to say that the
image will not be displayed!
<IMG SRC="picture.jpg>
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Background
and font colors |
To learn more about changing colors on your web page, click
HERE
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Background
image
<body background="
"> |
<BODY BACKGROUND="picture.gif">
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Bulleted
lists
<UL> </UL>
(UL stand for unnumbered list.)
The listing items all have to start with <LI>
(No </LI> is needed) Click
here for examples
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Your
page is looking better and better. More tips and tricks will follow soon.
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