Control CENTER
You can also use Center to center a paragraph. Even if there is no <P> tag, center will start a new paragraph again. Also, center can contain multiple paragraphs, images, and so on, so that these elements are centered.
Example:
First paragraph <CENTER> second paragraph
<P> Third paragraph </CENTER>
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First paragraph
Second paragraph
Third paragraph
PRE
If you have a preformatted paragraph, you can include them in the <PRE></PRE> pair by keeping the original blanks, wrapping, and so on. <PRE> tags simply keep the original effect, which is especially useful when you need to display a large section of program code. The text in,<pre>, however, is all in one font and looks unattractive. If not very necessary, <PRE> is not recommended.
In <PRE>, a tab occupies a position of eight spaces.
Example:
<PRE>
North China, east and South China
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First quarter 234 244 243 253
Second quarter 345 355 354 364
Third quarter 456 466 465 476
Four-quarter 567 577 576 587
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</PRE>
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Address
An address tag is used to represent a piece of information or a signature, usually at the top or bottom of a page. The text in the address tag is displayed in italics, and you can use the <BR> tag to wrap the line.
Example:
<ADDRESS>
Bill gates<br>
Microsoft corporation<br>
1 Microsoft way<br>
Http://www.microsoft.com<br>
</ADDRESS>
Display results as:
Bill Gates
Microsoft Corporation
1 Microsoft Way
http://www.microsoft.com
BLOCKQUOTE
<BLOCKQUOTE> used to indicate references to other articles, where the text is indented to the left and right.
Example:
Shakespeare's famous sayings:
<BLOCKQUOTE>
To live or to be destroyed?
</BLOCKQUOTE>
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Shakespeare's famous sayings:
To live or to be destroyed?
