Web design Tutorials Lesson 2.( Part 4)

Bold and Italics

 Two additional tags that are available in helpful Ar the daring and Italic tags. they're quite simple to use. Here Ar the daring tags:
And here Ar the Italic tags:

 The text you would like to alter goes between the 2 tags:

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If you would like daring and Italic text then you'll be able to nest the two remainder of Hamlet's Soliloquy goes hereThe two I tags go between the 2 B tags. you'll be able to have it the opposite manner around, though, with the I tags first:

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Be careful of this, however:

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This is a mismatched combine of tags. the 2 tags on the within Ar B and that i, and also the ones on the surface Ar I and B a contemporary browser can most likely correct the match, however older ones might not.

Try it in your hypertext markup language code:

Save and think about the leads to your browser:

There is additionally AN underline tag you'll be able to use:

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You can nest all 3 tags: daring, italics, and underline:

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All this nested hypertext markup language code will be a little untidy however the fashionable answer is to use one thing referred to as a Cascading Style sheet. employing a Style sheet permits you to try and do all of your text data formatting within the HEAD section, or higher nevertheless in AN external file. (You'll see the way to do all this shortly.)