Basic HTML Tags

It doesn't matter if you use capital letters or lower case letters within your HTML tags.
The only places that spaces mean anything are inside a tag or between your words. When you look at your page in Netscape there will be one space between each word, no matter how many spaces you put in when you were typing.
If you need to use angled brackets (< >) or ampersands (&) in your text, you must replace them with the tags < for the "less than" sign, > for the "greater than" sign, and & for the ampersand.

Text Style

Horizontal Line	`<hr width=xx% align=left\|right> Horizontal Line`

Line Break	`Line <br> Break`

Paragraph Break	`Paragraph <p> Break`

Centered Text	`<center>Centered Text</center>`

Unordered List Unordered Sub-list	`<ul> <li>Unordered <li>List <ul> <li>Unordered <li>Sub-list </ul> </ul>`

Ordered List	`<ol> <li>Ordered <li>List </ol>`

Definition List Title Indented Item Another Indented Item	`<dl> <dt>Definition List Title (not always used) <dd>Indented Item <dd>Another Indented Item </dl>`

Image	`<img src="file.gif" alt="Informative Text" align=left\|right> <br>Image`

Linked Text	`<a href="file.html">Linked Text</a>`