Paragraphs and formatting
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Paragraphs on the web are created using HTML paragraph tags, which insert a blank line to separate paragraphs. Heading tags also create breaks, so <p> tags are unnecessary before headings. Sections can be separated using the horizontal rule tag <hr>, which inserts a straight line. The line break tag <br> adds a line break without creating a new paragraph.
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- 2. Paragraphs A web browser will ignore all of the CARRIAGE RETURNS typed into your text editor. However, when the browser sees the paragraph tag, it inserts a blank line and starts a new paragraph.
- 3. Tags Paragraph Tag <p></p> Heading tags have a built in break so it is unnecessary to put <P> tag before a header tag.
- 4. Other Types of Breaks To separate major sections of a web page, use the horizontal rule tag. This inserts a straight line. Tag: <hr> (NOTE: You do not need to end this tag)
- 5. Types of Horizontal Rules <hr> <hr color= > <hr color = size = > <hr size= noshade>
- 6. Line Break Tag Place <br> at the end of a line This tag does not have an ending tag