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Modern Web Programming Tools and Techniques – I




                    Notes          <TITLE>My Home Page</TITLE>
                                   </HEAD>
                                   <!-- Written by me -->
                                   <!-- Created:  yesterday -->

                                   <!-- Last modified:  today -->
                                   <BODY>
                                   This is where the text goes.
                                   </BODY>

                                   </HTML>
                                   The Paragraph Tag


                                   To separate your text into paragraphs use the <P> tag. For example, the following HTML source
                                   code:
                                   This is should be the end of my first paragraph in HTML.

                                   This should be the start of my second paragraph in HTML.<P>
                                   And  this  is  should  be  my  third  paragraph in HTML.<P>
                                   Would display this on the user's screen:
                                   This is should be the end of my first paragraph in HTML. This should be the start of my second
                                   paragraph in HTML.
                                   And this is should be my third paragraph in HTML.
                                   Normally all text in an HTML document is treated like one long paragraph. Indented or blank
                                   lines which normally indicate start of paragraphs in text are ignored. The <P> tag is used to
                                   separate paragraphs of text within an HTML document. The <P> tag forces an end of line and
                                   forces a blank line before the next paragraph.
                                   The <P> tag is only required to separate paragraphs in a document. It is not required after other
                                   tags which imply a line break.

                                   The BR Tag

                                   Normally different  browsers decide  where is  the best  place  to  line breaks  in your  HTML
                                   document. However, there may be times when you want to control where one line ends and the
                                   next begins. Use the <BR> tag to do this.
                                   The <BR> tag is very similar to the <P> tag in that both separate text, but the <BR> tag does not
                                   include a blank line before starting the next line of text. In other words, the lines are single
                                   spaced, not double spaced. For example, the following HTML source code:
                                   This is should be the end of my first paragraph in HTML.
                                   This should be the start of my second paragraph in HTML.<BR>

                                   And this is should be my third paragraph in HTML.<BR>
                                   Would display this on the user's screen:
                                   This is should be the end of my first paragraph in HTML. This should be the start of my second
                                   paragraph in HTML.


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