HTML Reference Series (1)-text format tags

HTML tags are often used to deploy pages. It is quite troublesome to remember these tags. Therefore, you can organize a series of tags here for query purposes. Today, we will organize Text Formatting labels as follows, and then add a function Demonstration:

Tags and attributes	Function Description
<B>	Bold Text
<BLOCKQUOTE>	Lengthy reference text
<Br>	Line Break
<Center>	Align web page elements in the center
<DD>	Define a project (in the definition list)
<Div>	Partition
Align = left/right/center	Horizontal Alignment
<DL>	Definition list
<DT>	Term Project (in definition list)
<Em>	Emphasize text (italic)
<Font> size1 to 7, face, color	Font
<H #>	Title level (from 1 to 6, commonly used 1, 2, 3)
<L>	Italic text
<Li>	List items (unordered list or ordered list)
<Nobr>	"Do not wrap", do not wrap included text
<Ol>	Ordered list (numbered)
<P>	Section
<PRE>	Pre-formatted text
<Strike>	Strikethrough text
<Strong>	Special emphasis on text (bold)
<Sub>	Subscript
<SUP>	Superscript
<TT>	Typewriter text
<U>	Underline text
<UL>	Unordered list

The basic HTML content does not have to spend too much time to remember, so it is good to organize it into a set for query. anytao will continue to work hard to improve the basic content in this area. The latest plans include:
1. html Reference Series (2)-Graphic Element tags
2. html Reference Series (3)-link tag
3. html Reference Series (4)-special characters
4. html Reference Series (5)-Table tags
5. html Reference Series (6)-framework tag
6. Functional demonstration version of each label
7. Use C # to develop a basic HTML reference query system.
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References: learning web design, by Jennifer niederst