h1

This is a headline

h2

This is a headline

h3

This is a headline

h4

This is a headline

h5
This is a headline
h6
This is a headline
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Specifying emphasis italics (used for verbal emphasis): My favorite football team is the Bears

Specifying standard visual italics : My favorite football team is the Bears

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Specifying Strong font type of markup similar to Bold. Conveys importance,urgency.

Specifying standard bold font works like this

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To Create Bulleted "unordered" lists:

  • Kobe
  • Shaq
  • Magic
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To Create Ordered Lists:

  1. Kobe
  2. Shaq
  3. Magic
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To Create Definition list or Description List(Listing item then something to explain or define the item):

GOAT Lakers list:
1. Kobe
2. Shaq
3. Magic
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To Create Quoted sections and Cite references:

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-Etsy
-To add quotes within standard sentences and paragraphs use to quote text

INLINE ELEMENTS:

They're meant for wrapping around phrases of content that are inline with some other content. Like the "q" element, Strong, b, I, and em. You wrap them around phrases of text or they have a similar kind of inline purpose

Block Level ELEMENTS:

Other elements are block-level elements. Block quote, paragraph, unordered lists. These elements each start a new block.

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To use Date/Time elements

Any date/time format can be used: ,

Add HTML attribute to specify use. Example- (elementname attributename="")

Time example:

Example 2 using time stamps:

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To insert code format examples to a paragraph so it doesn't display as actual code just the syntax:

We can write {color:green;} in our CSS, and it will apply to anything marked up as an H4 element

We can write {color:green;} in our CSS, and it will apply to anything marked up as an <H4> element

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To create a line break for a paragraph use a line break element <br>:

There is no "opening tag" and "closing tag" for line breaks, just one element.

Here is Paragraph 1


Here is another Paragraph

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To create formatting that matches specific spacing of a paragraph use the element <pre>:

[Example Headline]

by T.L. Fields

Sometimes you want to put some code on a webpage. Let's say you're writing an article about making a webpage or you want to tell people about some of the syntax encode. 
Here, we've got some CSS in the middle of a sentence. 
I'd like that code to stand out and look like code. 

                  So I'll use the code element. 


I'll type an opening code tag before my bit of CSS and a closing code tag afterwards.
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To create Superscripts, subscripts, and small text:

Subscript: H20

Superscript: 92

Small Text: All Rights Reserved

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Global Attributes-Can work on ANY element:

  • Class-used to identify elements for CSS styling specific to that Class
  • ID-Aso used to identify part of elements for CSS styling specific to ID

    • Allow users to edit content:

    Edit this content to add your own quote

    Use <lang> and the short code for the language to set the Language used

    Use <dir> to tell the browser which direction the text flows-left to right DIR=LTR, right to left DIR=RTL

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    To add comments to a pages html code without it displaying on the page:

    This comment will display

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    To add links to the page:

    The Anchor Element "a"

    Link

    Example Link:

    LinkedIn Learning

    To learn more visit LinkedIn Learning now!

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    To add Video Audio & Images to pages:

    Image: Puppies!

    MP3:

    Video:

    iframe:

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    To add Tables and Rows to pages:

    Example table/row tags
    Dog Color Diet Photo
    Golden Labrador Yellow Eats Humans Puppies!
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