Heading Tags

Paragraph Tag

Text documents are often broken up into several sections and subsections. Each section is usually prefaced with a short title or heading that attempts to summarize the topic of the section it precedes. For instance this paragraph is preceded by the heading Heading Tags. The font of the section headings are usually larger and bolder than their subsection headings. This document uses headings to introduce topics such as HTML Documents, HTML Tags, Heading Tags, etc. HTML heading tags can be used to format plain text so that it renders in a browser as large headings. There are 6 heading tags for different sizes: h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, and h6. Tag h1 is the largest heading and h6 is the smallest heading.

This is the first paragraph. The paragraph tag is used to format vertical gaps between long pieces of text like this one.

This is the second paragraph. Even though there is a deliberate white gap between the paragraph above and this paragraph, by default browsers render them as one contiguous piece of text as shown here on the right.

This is the third paragraph. Wrap each paragraph with the paragraph tag to tell browsers to render the gaps.

List Tags

Ordered List Tag

1. Mix dry ingredients.
2. Add wet ingredients.
3. Stir to combine.
4. Heat a skillet or griddle.
5. Pour batter onto the skillet.
6. Cook until bubbly on top.
7. Flip and cook the other side.
8. Serve and enjoy!

1. Boil the appropriate amount of water.
2. Add 1/4 tbsp of butter to the water as it boils.
3. Cook your ground beef.
4. When the water is boiling, add your rice and (rinsed) beans.
5. Add taco seasoning to both the beef and the rice/beans.
6. Add cooked beef to the rice and beans when they absorb all of the water.
7. Add cheese, salt, and pepper, and mix thoroughly.

Unordered List Tag

• Dune
• Lord of the Rings
• Ender's Game
• Red Mars
• The Forever War

• The Let Them Theory
• Too Big to Fail
• Heated Rivalry
• What Happened

Table Tag

Image tag

Form Elements