Here we introduce several commonly used text layout tags:<p>, <BR>, <B>, <I>, <U>. Define paragraph <P>...</P>
This tag is used to indicate the beginning and end of a text paragraph. This tag must use an end tag.
Format:<p>...</p> Property:
ALIGN: Used to set the alignment of text. Its value has left (aligned), right (right-aligned), center (centered). The default value is left-aligned.
Example: <p align=center> Set paragraph alignment to center </P> Effect: Set paragraph alignment to center Breaking the line <BR>
The <BR> tag enables the client browser to insert a newline character. The <BR> tag can be placed either behind the same text or on a single line, and the result is the same. Note that:<br> is different from <P>.
Format:<br>
Cases:
<P>
Hello <BR>
This is a test <BR>
</P> Effect: How are you doing
This is a test
Bold display text <B>...</B>
<B> tags enable browsers to display specific text in bold characters. This tag does not have any attributes.
Format:<b>...</b>
Cases:
<B> Show text in bold </B> Effect: Display text in bold Italic display text <I>...</I>
The text in the <I> tag will be displayed in italics. This tag does not have any attributes.
Format:<i>...</i>
Cases:
<I> display text in italics </I> Effect: Display text in italics Underlined text <U>...</U>
The <U> tag causes the browser to underline the text in the <U> tag. This tag does not have any attributes.
Format:<u>...</u>
Cases:
<U> add underline to text </U> Effect: underline text |
