The paragraph command is designated by an angle bracket “<“ then a P then another angle bracket “>”.

NOTE= There is no need to enter a tab, a tab key is usually entered before a paragraph in a word processor to create five spaces, before a paragraph in HTML because the internet does not use that manner for paragraph typing.

The Block Quote Command

If it is needed to make the paragraph indented because it is a quote a command can be used to do this. This command is an angle bracket “<“ followed by the word BLOCKQUOTE followed by an angle bracket “>”. Then you would insert the items that you want indented so that it stands out from the rest of the text in an essay. After you have done that you need to tell the browser to convert all text after that back to normal. This command is an angle bracket “<“ followed by a slash “/” followed by the word BLOCKQUOTE followed by an angle bracket “>”. The final source code for a paragraph that is indented would look like this:

<BLOCKQUOTE>

This is a paragraph <P>

</BLOCKQUOTE>

The Address Command

The next command we will discuss is the command which will allow you to put a link to someone else’s page on your page. This feature will also be used to put links on your page to software, images, etc. This command is the A HREF command. In order to use this command you will first need to find another web page, software, an image, or have your page consist of multiple documents. For now we will use my web page’s address, http://computing.net.

When putting a link to other information on the internet you should first and most importantly make sure that the link is correct. I have gone to many pages on the internet that have had incorrect or outdated links and it is very annoying. The second thing that you should do is make sure that the page contains information that is relevant to your web page. For example you don’t want a link to Sun Microsystems on a page about dog psychology, unless your web server is made by Sun but that is another story. Third, you will want to choose a good title for the link. Normally this will be the title of the page, but it could also be a brief description of the page. For example, if you put a link to my page you may want to title the link “Justin Weber’s Computing Center” or you may want to title it “A cool page where one can find some computer help.” The decision on how to title the page is up to you.

The command for the A HREF command is designated by an angle bracket “<“ then the words A HREF then a equal sign “=” then the link that you want to put on your page, let’s say my page for now, “http://computing.net” then an angle bracket “>” then a title for the link then an angle bracket “<“ then a slash “/” then a A then an angle bracket “>”.

If you wanted the title for the link to my web page to be Justin Weber’s Computing Center, the final source code will look like this:

<A HREF=”http://computing.net”>Justin Weber’s Computing Center</A>

There are modifiers that can be put into the A HREF command that do different things. For example, there are some 11-36001.php"> ⇐ Назад