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  Text Formatting  
     
 
Adding text to a page is simple and only requires you to remember a few tags if you wish to apply text effects. You only need to type the text into your web editor but the following tags will help you format your text and apply effects like bold font.

Adding Bold Text Effect

1st Option: <B>This text will appear in bold font</B>
2nd Option: <strong>This text will appear in strong font</strong>

There's not a big difference between either the bold or strong tags.

Adding Italic Text Effect

1st Option: <I>This text will appear in an italic font</I>
2nd Option: <em>This text will appear in an italic font</em>

Doesn't matter what one you use here, you still get the italic font on your text.

Adding Paragraphs To Your Text

Example: <P>This Text is contained in paragraph one.</P><P>This Text is contained in paragraph two.</P>

The <P> tag with its closing tag, instantly puts a space in between your paragraphs.

Using the <br> Tag

The <br> tag is used at the end of a sentence and you wish to start text on a new line. For example of this you can look at the text you just read. As this is the tag I use to break my text up and has always been my preferred option.

Example: Adding Paragraphs To Your Text<br><br>Example: <P>This Text is contained in paragraph one.</P><br>

Adding web tags to a page

You just simply use & lt; without the space between & l and you would get the < (start of a tag). This prevents browsers processing the html command and you can show examples of coding, like I have done on this page.

 
     

 
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