Kristen's Notebook1 Page

This will be my Virtual Notebook for "Web Page Design For Beginners" to practice tags and take notes about the lessons.

So far, I have learned a little bit about making a template.

In this paragraph,
I am trying out the line break tag.

Links

Here is an anchor link back to my TOE (Table of Exercises), also known as my Table of Contents page.
back to Table of Contents

Here are some Resources for Special Characters and Entities.

HTML Standard Character Entities
http://www.htmlref.com/Reference/AppC/standard.htm
A list of Special Characters and Entities you might wish to look over

Writing HTML Lesson 10
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/tut10.html
Another good reference on special characters

Webmonkey | Reference: Special Characters
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/special_characters/

Tag Reference

a <a></a> for creating links and anchors. Use the href attribute to specify the url of page or name of anchor that anchor link goes to.
b <b></b> for displaying text in boldface
big <big></big> for making text bigger than the surrounding text
blockquote <blockquote></blockquote> for slightly indenting text
br <br></br> for creating a line break
center <center></center> for centering
comment <!-- --> for adding hidden notes
font <font></font> for changing size, face and color of text
h <h></h> for creating headers
hr <hr></hr> for creating horizontal rules
i <i></i> for displaying text in italics
img for inserting an image on a page
p <p></p> for creating new paragraphs
pre <pre></pre> for preformatted text so it will appear exactly as it was in another html document
small <small></small> for decreasing the size of text
strike <strike></strike> for striking out, i.e. displaying text with a line through it
sub  for creating subscripts
sup  for creating superscripts
u <u></u> for underlining text