Personal Space Workshop - Formatting
Created | Updated Dec 26, 2003
There are many ways in which you can format your text. For example, you can use paragraphs, lists, headers, bold and italics. This section of the Workshop demonstrates these tags.
To make use of a tag, you need to put the text between an opening and closing tag. For example, to make part of the text bold, you need to put that part between the tags, <B>like this</B>.
Formatting Tags
Tag | Demonstration of what the tag does | How tag was used in the demonstration |
<B> | Makes text bold | |
<U> | Underline | |
<I> | Makes text in italics | |
<P> | To write a paragraph | |
<P ALIGN="center"> | To align a paragraph centrally | |
<HEADER> | For writing headers | <HEADER>For writing headers</HEADER> |
<SUBHEADER> | For writing sub-headers | <SUBHEADER>For writing sub-headers</SUBHEADER> |
<FOOTNOTE> | To write a footnote1 | To write a footnote <FOOTNOTE>Such as this one </FOOTNOTE> |
<BLOCKQUOTE> | For writing block quotes, as suitable for several lines of text | <BLOCKQUOTE>For writing block quotes, as suitable for several lines of text</BLOCKQUOTE> |
<HR/> (horizontal rule) | <HR/> |
Lists
Lists involve more than a single tag type. You need a tag at the beginning and the end of the list, and one at either end of a list item. There are two types of lists, as demonstrated below.
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