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Web Programming




                    Notes          3.  Open the file by browsing it
                                   4.  Get the output

                                   2.1.3 Text  Structures

                                   As we have seen, a line break in your source file does not mean that there will be a line break on
                                   the web page displayed by your browser. So how do you structure the text on your page? For
                                   example, how do you get headings that are set apart from the text underneath? And how do you
                                   start a new paragraph that is set off by a blank line from your previous text?


                                   2.1.4  Headings

                                   Heading structures are most commonly used to set apart document or section titles.
                                   There are six levels of headings, from heading 1 through heading 6. Heading1 (h1) is “most
                                   important” and heading 6 (h6) is “least important.” By default, browsers will display the six
                                   heading levels in the same font, with the point size decreasing as the importance of the heading
                                   decreases. Here are two examples:
                                          <h1>Heading  1:  The  largest</h1>
                                          <h6>Heading  6:  The  smallest</h6>
                                   2.1.5 Paragraphs and Line Breaks


                                   To create an empty line between two blocks of text, you need to label those text blocks (or
                                   paragraphs) with the paragraph marker “p”. So, surround your paragraphs with <p> and </
                                   p> like we have done in our example page. Actually, in HTML you do not need the closing tag
                                   for “p”, you can create an empty line after a block by just writing <p>. Here is an example
                                   (note that you do not actually need to leave a blank line between the two paragraphs in your
                                   source code).
                                   <p>This is the first paragraph. Isn´t it a nice paragraph? It has lots of words in it. It´s such a nice
                                   paragraph that I think it should never end.</p>
                                   <p>This is the second paragraph. It´s also a very nice paragraph
                                   but maybe not as nice as that first one was.</p>

                                   If you just want to move down to the next line, without leaving a blank space, you would use a
                                   “br”, for line break. For example, like this
                                   This is a line.<br> And here is the next line.


                                          Example: Given below is another example for using line break in your web page.

                                   <html>
                                   <body>

                                   <p>This  is<br  />a  para<br  />graph  with  line  breaks</p>
                                   </body>
                                   </html>







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