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Kid's Guide

1 - Tags
2 - Page Sections
3 - Format/Nesting
4 - Head Tags
5 - Body tags
    part 1 - paragraph and align
    part 2 - text headers
    part 3 - breaks & rules
6 - Text Decoration
7 - Lists
8 - Colour
9 - Source
10 - Images
11 - Links/Anchor Tag
12 - Special Charaters
13 - Tables
14 - Frames

Breaks & Rules

These tags control the look of paragraphs and the spaces between lines of text.

Sometimes you will want to have very little space between lines of text, separate sections of a page or indent an entire block of text.

Break = <br>
A <br> can be used inside of a paragraph tag or on it's own. It is much more reliable as you can control the alignment of a <p></p> tag.

Paragraph tags place a full empty line between one section of text and the next. The <br> tag will "break" the line and force the text after the break onto the next line.
code:
<p>The quick<br>brown fox jumped<br>over the lazy dog.</p>

Rule = <hr>
You may need to break your page into visible sections. You use the <hr> to make lines across the width of the page or table.
code:
<p>Music Section</p>
<hr>
<p>Sports Section</p>

 

 
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Table
When you want your text to appear in columns you use a table element to create a column and row structure. See Lesson 12 for full instructions.