HTML Heading paragraph style

HTML Title

The title (Heading) is defined by tags such as

Note: By default, HTML automatically adds an extra blank line before and after a block-level element, such as a paragraph or a heading element.

<HR/> Tags Create horizontal lines in the HTML page. The HR element can be used to delimit content. Using horizontal lines (

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The HTML paragraph is defined by the <p> tag.

Note: The browser automatically adds blank lines to and from the paragraph. (<p> is a block-level element)

Tip: Using an empty paragraph mark <p></p> to insert a blank line is a bad habit. Replace it with a <br/> tag! (But don't use the <br/> tag to create a list.) Do not worry, you will learn the HTML list later in the space. ）

To wrap a new line without creating a new paragraph, use the <BR/> Label

HTML style

The Style property is used to change the styles of HTML elements.

HTML styles enable you to add styles directly to HTML elements by using the Style property, or indirectly in a separate style sheet (CSS file).

Text formatting tags

label	Description
<b>	Defines bold text.
<big>	Defines a large word.
<em>	Defines the emphasis on text.
<i>	defines italic words.
<small>	Define small words.
<strong>	Define the aggravating tone.
<sub>	Defines the subscript word.
<sup>	Defines the superscript word.
<ins>	Defines the insertion word.
<del>	Defines the deletion word.
<s>	Do not approve of use. Use <del> instead.
<strike>	Do not approve of use. Use <del> instead.
<u>	Do not approve of use. Use style instead.

HTML Heading paragraph style