You may want to try using what some refer to as "html lite," simple html tags that are really easy to use. Here are some examples:
- To make a word bold you place the <b> tag before the word and the </b> tag after it.
Example: <b>bold</b> becomes bold.
- To italicize a word you place the <i> tag before the word and the </i> tag after it.
Example: <i>italic</i> becomes italic.
- To underline a word you place the <u> tag before the word and the </u> tag after it.
Example: <u>underline</u> becomes underline. (Be cautious since underlining also indicates linked text on web pages.)
Another useful pair of html tags is <blockquote> and </blockquote>. Blockquote indents the tagged text.
Example: Typing <blockquote>This is indented text.</blockquote> creates the following:
This is indented text.
You may find the header tag useful in long documents. This tag is used to create different sizes of header and sub-header text. This tag looks like this:
<H1>Header Text</H1>
This code formats the text as follows:
Header Text
Header tags 1-6 (<H1>, <H2>, <H3>, <H4>, <H5>, <H6>) produce successively smaller headers. Surround the text with the opening and closing "H" tags as in this example:
<H1>Header Text<;H1>
The results look like this.
H1 Header Text
H2 Header Text
H3 Header Text
H4 Header Text
H5 Header Text
H6 Header Text
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