TUTORIAL HTML : Formatting Text

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You can add some basic HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) tags to format
the text in your messages. Tags open with a less-than sign (<) and close with
a greater-than sign (>), like this: <p>

There are two kinds of HTML tags: paired and unpaired.

Paired tags require an opening tag that turns a formatting feature on and a closing tag that turns the featureoff.
Paired tags must surround the text you want formatted with that feature. For example, <u> and </u> will underline text. You must include the slash ( / ) in the closing tag in order for the pair to work.

Unpaired tags work alone, and are usually placed before the text you want formatted.

Single Carriage Return - <BR> tag:

To display: This is the first line of text.

This is the second line of text.

Type: This is the first line of text. <BR>
This is the second line of text.

Note: <BR> stands for break

Double Carriage Return - <P> tag

To display: Read this sentence first.

Read this sentence next.

Type: Read this sentence first. <P>

Read this sentence next.

Note: <P> stands for paragraph

Underline Text - <U> </U> tags

To display: We are going to read the novel Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry in May.

Type: We are going to read the novel <U>Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry</U> in May.

Note: <U> stands for underline
</U> stands for end underline

Bold Text - <span class="bold" > </span> tags

To display: His name is Fred, not Frank.

Type: His name is <span class="bold" >Fred</span>, not Frank.

Note: Within my.uen and the UEN Lesson Plan Tool <span class="bold" > stands for bold
</span> stands for end bold
In other situations use <B> and </B>.........






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