| <P> </P> | PARAGRAPH BREAK A paragraph break is a two part set of tags that designate where a paragraphs starts, and where it ends. The paragraph tag opens a paragraph with a <P> and closes it with a </P>. Paragraph breaks will end a paragraph and insert a blank line before the next paragraph. By the rules of HTML, most text should be contained within a paragraph break set. |
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| <BR> | LINE BREAK Sometimes you want a line to end at a specific point, and you want the flow of the page to immediately wrap onto the next line. You can combine this with another block command to create a list that looks like this:
Nothing but a simple <BR> sets off the line break, and does not require another tag to close it. It simple ends the line and wraps the text to the next immediate line. |
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| | NON-BREAKING SPACE This prevents two words from being separated at the end of a line. The web browser automatically wraps text onto the next line to fit the area displayed in the browser. This prevents two words from being separated when a line of text is wrapped. |
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| <HR> | A horizontal rule can be used to place a horizontal line between two sections of the page. A horizontal rule is created with the <HR> tag. Options for the <HR> tag: <HR size="#pixels" width="" align=""> |