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<SAMP>
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Indicates a sequence of literal characters
EXAMPLE:
An example of fruit is <SAMP>apple</SAMP>
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<SCRIPT>
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Contains browser script code. Examples include JavaScript and VBScript. It is good idea to place the actual script code within the comment tags, so that browsers that don't support the <SCRIPT> tag code can ignore it.
EXAMPLE:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<-...->
</SCRIPT>
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<SELECT>
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Specifies a selection list within a form. Use the <OPTION> tags to specify items in the selection list.
EXAMPLE:
Select a movie:<SELECT NAME="movies">
<OPTION>Crash
<OPTION>Brokeback Mountain
<OPTION>Good Day, Good Night
<OPTION>King Kong
<OPTION>Narnia
<OPTION>Munich
</SELECT>
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<SMALL>
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Specifies text that should appear in a small text
EXAMPLE: The word <SMALL>small</SMALL> is smaller than the rest of the text.
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<SPAN>
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Defines an inline section of a document affected by style sheet attributes. Use <DIV> to apply styles at th eblock-element level.
EXAMPLE: <SPAN STYLE="background: blue">...</SPAN>
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<STRIKE>
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Indicates a strikethrough text style.
EXAMPLE: Scooby Doo is the <STRIKE>greatest</STRIKE> cartoon.
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<STRONG>
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Indicates a strong emphasis. The browser will more and likely display the text with a bold face.
EXAMPLE: <STRONG>Strong Text<STRONG>
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<STYLE>
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Contains styel sheet definitions and appears in the document head.
EXAMPLE:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Web Design<TITLE>
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
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<SUB>
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Indicates subscript text.
EXAMPLE: <P>Chemists refer to water as H<SUB>2</SUB>
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<SUP>
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Indicates superscript text
EXAMPLE: Einstein's most famous equation is probably E=mc<SUP>2</SUP>
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