HOW TO BUILD A PROFESSIONAL WEB SITE     Rel. 1.1

LESSON 03 - Chapter e

How to build a Professional Web Site by Carlo Scodanibbio Valid XHTML 1.0!
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Lessons
welcome
1 - chapter a
1 - chapter b
1 - chapter c
1 - chapter d
1 - chapter e
1 - chapter f
1 - chapter g
1 - chapter h
1 - chapter i
1 - chapter j
1 - chapter k
2 - chapter a
2 - chapter b
2 - chapter c
2 - chapter d
2 - chapter e
2 - chapter f
2 - chapter g
2 - chapter h
3 - chapter a
3 - chapter b
3 - chapter c
3 - chapter d
3 - chapter e
3 - chapter f
3 - chapter g
3 - chapter h
4 - chapter a
4 - chapter b
4 - chapter c
4 - chapter d
4 - chapter e
4 - chapter f
4 - chapter g
4 - chapter h
4 - chapter i
4 - chapter j
4 - chapter k
5 - chapter a
5 - chapter b
5 - chapter c
5 - chapter d
5 - chapter e
5 - chapter f
5 - chapter g
6 - chapter a
Let's go ahead with this Lesson.

physical style tags

You may make your text (or part of it) BOLD.
The STARTING TAG is : <B>
The CLOSING TAG is : </B>
Whatever text is between the two Tags is rendered Bold.

For instance (I am changing Background and Font style in each of the following examples otherwise you get bored):

<BODY BGCOLOR="#FF00FF">
<FONT COLOR="#FFFF00" FACE="Times New Roman" SIZE="7">

Some more <B>text</B>
</FONT>

</BODY>

Your Page will look something like this:

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You may make text (or part of it) ITALIC.
The STARTING TAG is : <I>
The CLOSING TAG is : </I>

For instance:

<BODY BGCOLOR="#00FFFF">
<FONT COLOR="#FF00FF" FACE="Verdana" SIZE="6">
<I>
Some italicised text.....</I>
</FONT>
</BODY>

Your page will look something like this:

img


Or, you may make text (or part of it) UNDERLINED.
The STARTING TAG is : <U>
The CLOSING TAG is : </U>

For instance:

<BODY BGCOLOR="#CCCC00">
<FONT COLOR="#0000FF" FACE="MS Sans Serif" SIZE="6">
<U>
This text is underlined </U>
</FONT>
</BODY>

This is what comes out:

img


You may have your text rendered "STRIKE THROUGH"
Assuming you like this peculiar style (hardly found on the Web), what you need is:
<STRIKE> as Starting Tag
</STRIKE> as Closing Tag
or
<S> as Starting Tag
</S> as Closing Tag

For instance:

<BODY BGCOLOR="#00FFCC">
<FONT COLOR="#0000FF" FACE="Arial" SIZE="5">
<S>
Fancy strike through text </S>
</FONT>
</BODY>

This is what will be displayed:

img


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