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Basic HTML Tags Continued

New HTML tags we'll use in this lesson are:

<p></p> The Paragraph tag. It creates a line break and adds an extra line afterwards.

<br> This is a Break tag, which takes you directly to the next line, without any extra lines. Notice that this one doesn't need a closing tag.

<b></b> The bold tag makes text bold.

<i> </i> This tag makes text italic. (see? this stuff isn't scary at all).

Let's reopen our file, "first.html" and mess around, shall we?


Make these changes:

<html>
<head>
<title>The Best Page Ever!</title>
</head>
<body>
I just made my very first page. I'm cool.
<br>
I <b>love</b> this stuff! Designing a webpage is actually kinda easy.
<p>Who'd of <i>thunk</i> it? Enough already, I'm getting bored.</p>
</body>
</html>

Save it, open it in your browser and enjoy the fine fruits of your labor.

HTML allows for one space typed with the space bar. If you type more than one consecutive space, it'll ignore all but the first. Don't worry though, use a non-breaking space &nbsp; to add more spaces.

Let's improve the look of our page with Body Attributes



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