Follow a Support Article below to see examples of HTML code. For example, if you want to see how to write a link from one web page to another, follow the "Linking Commands" link. You may find it helpful to compare these examples to code from other web pages. To see a page's HTML code, go to View menu and select Document Source or Page Source.
<body background=path> Puts an image tiled as a background.<body bgcolor=hex codes>Allows the web page writer to change the background color of the page.<body text=hex codes>Allows...
<html> </html> These tell the browser this page is in Hypertext Markup Language.<title> </title> Places the title of the page in the menu bar.<head> </head>...
<i> This is a sample of italics writing. </i><b> This is bold writing. </b><strong> This is a sample of the tag strong. </strong><tt> This is typewriter text...
<img src=path> Includes an inline image.<img border=#pixels src=path> Specifies how wide a border is around a picture.<img src=path align=top | middle | bottom | left | right |...
<a href=path> Includes a clickable link to another page.<a href=mail to:email address> Mail an e-mail message to the person specified in the address portion of the tag.</a><a...
Comment. <!-- *** --> Not displayed by browser.HTML 3.2 Prologue. <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">Indicates a searchable index. <isindex>Text to prompt...
<center> This is an example of the tag.</center>The following is a sample of the tag <p>. This tag acts as if you were typing in two returns.The <br> tag tells the browser...
This is a sample of <cite> text. <code>This tag allows you to use html commands in the page. </code> This is a sample of the <blockquote> tag. This tag allows you to...
