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Formatting paragraphs and lists in HTML
For a
Normal paragraphs
, start with a <
p
> tag. Blank lines
do not
signify paragraph breaks. In the absence of <
p
> tags or other tags that change the paragraph shape, all adjacent text is justified into a single paragraph.
For
including quoted material
, use:
<blockquote>...</blockquote>
around the quote.
HTML has several methods for forming
lists
:
Unnumbered or ``
bullet lists
,''
like the one you are reading now.
Ordinal or
numbered lists
, in which each item is preceded by a number.
Definition
lists
, in which unindented heading lines (for terms being defined) alternate with indented body lines (for definitions of the terms).
To
force a line break
, use the
<br>
tag. Text following this tag will start on a new line.
To get a
horizontal ruled line across the page
(like the one just below), use the <
hr
> tag.
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Bullet lists in HTML
See also:
The Web's source language: basic HTML
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Last updated: 1996/02/23 22:39:44 UT
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