HTML Tags
Change the font of your website text with these simple HTML tags.
 Bold
<B> Text Here </B>
If you type:
The <B>text inside these tags</B> is bold.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is bold.  
 Italic
<I> Text Here </I>
If you type:
The <I>text inside these tags</I> is in italics.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is in italics. Back to Top
 Underline
<U> Text Here </U>
If you type:
The <U>text inside these tags</U> is underlined.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is underlined. Back to Top
 Blink (Netscape only)
<BLINK> Text Here </BLINK>
If you type:
The <BLINK>text inside these tags</BLINK> is blinking.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is blinking. Back to Top
 Marquee (Internet Explorer only)
<MARQUEE> Text Here </MARQUEE>
If you type:
<MARQUEE>The text inside these tags is marquee.</MARQUEE>
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is marquee. Back to Top
 Color
<FONT COLOR=Color> Text Here </FONT>
You can use many colors:
  •  Aqua
  •  Blue
  •  Fuchsia
  •  Grey
  •  Green
  •  Lime
  •  Maroon
  •  Navy
  •  Olive
  •  Purple
  •  Red
  •  Silver
  •  Teal
  •  Yellow
If you type:
The <FONT COLOR=RED>text inside these tags</FONT> is red.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is red. Back to Top
 Size
<FONT SIZE=Size> Text Here </FONT>
  •  1
  •  -2
  •  -1
  •  5
  •  3
  •  +2
  •  6
  •  2
  •  4
  •  +3
  •  +4
If you type:
The <FONT SIZE=+2>text inside these tags</FONT> is two times larger.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is two times larger.
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 Fonts
<FONT FACE=Font> Text Here </FONT>
You can use many different fonts:
  • Arial
  • Cursive
  • Fantasy
  • Book Antiqua
  • Modern
  • Times New Roman
  • MS Sans Serif
  • MS Serif
  • Bookman Old Style
  • Century Gothic
  • Tahoma
  • Trebuchet MS
  • Comic Sans MS
  • Courier
  • Courier New
  • Roman
  • Terminal
  • Verdana
If you type:
The <FONT FACE=COMIC SANS MS>text inside these tags</FONT> is Comic Sans MS.
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is Comic Sans MS. Back to Top
 Headers
<H> Text Here </H>
You can make your headers different sizes:
H6 header

H5 header

H4 header


H3 header


H2 header


H1 header
If you type:
<H3>The text inside these tags is H3 header.</H3>
It will look like this in your website:

The text inside these tags is H3 header.
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 Center
<CENTER> Text Here </CENTER>
If you type:
<CENTER>The text inside these tags is centered.</CENTER>
It will look like this in your website:
The text inside these tags is centered.
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 Paragraph
<P ALIGN=Position> Text Here </P>
If you type:
<P ALIGN=RIGHT>The text inside these tags aligns to the right.</P>
It will look like this in your website:

The text inside these tags aligns to the right.
If you type:
<P ALIGN=CENTER>The text inside these tags aligns to the center.</P>
It will look like this in your website:

The text inside these tags aligns to the center.
If you type:
<P ALIGN=LEFT>The text inside these tags aligns to the left (Default).</P>
It will look like this in your website:

The text inside these tags aligns to the left (Default).
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 Break
Text <BR> Here
If you type:
The text after this tag <BR>is in the next line.
It will look like this in your website:
The text after this tag
is in the next line. 		Back to Top
 Preformatted Text
Pre tags will show the text in your website exactly as you typed it.
<PRE> Text Here </PRE>
If you type:
<PRE>There is a wide                     space in the text.</PRE>
It will look like this in your website:
 
There is a wide           space in the text.
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 Horizontal Lines
You can add a horizontal line to your page using HR tags. Below are different HR tags used to determine color, width and other properties of the line.

  • <HR>
    Creates a two pixel line with shade across the width of the page. (default)
  • <HR SIZE=Number>
    Specifies the thickness of the line.
  • <HR WIDTH=Number|Percent>
    Specifies the width of the line in pixels or precentage of the whole page width.
  • <HR ALIGN=Left|Right|Center>
    Specifies the alignment of the line.
  • <HR COLOR=Color Name>
    Specifies the color of the line (You can use the same color names as shown above at Font Color).
  • <HR NOSHADE>
    Makes the line without a shade.
If you type:
<HR>
It will look like this in your website:
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