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The blockquote tag set <blockquote> </blockquote> will set apart the text between tags by indenting it slightly so it will look like an indented paragraph.
The preformated tag set <pre> </pre> allows you to keep text like poetry looking like it did in the original document.
You can change the font style and size.  Remember to close the font tag and then the preformated tag.
Heading tags are used in descending order to create headings in order of importance of the information being presented.

This is the <h1></h1>heading.

This is the <h2></h2>heading.

This is the <h3></h3>heading.

This is the <h4></h4>heading.

This is the <h5></h5>heading.
This is the <h6></h6>heading.
The font tag set <font></font>allows you to use attributes to change the color, size, and face of text.
<font color="#0000ff"></font> gives you blue text.
<font size="7"></font> gives you huge text.
<font face="Arial"></font> changes the typeface to "Arial."
The big tag set <big> </big>makes the text larger.

The small tag <small></small> set makes text smaller.

The bold tag set <b></b> makes the text in boldface.

The italic tag set <i></i> italicizes the text.

The strike tag set <strike></strike>puts a line through the text, i.e. it strikes it out.

The underline tag set <u></u> underlines the text.

The subscript tag set <sub></sub> places text lower as in H2O. The superscript tag set places text higher as in H2O.

The address tag set <address></address>creates an italicized section and is used for setting apart information about the author of the webpage.
This part is in between address tags.

Comment tags allow you to place a hidden remark that will not appear on the screen. The characters for hiding comments are opening angle bracket, exclamation point, two dashes, make a space and add text, make an additional space and end with two dashes and the closing angle bracket. In your source code, a hidden comment would look like this. <!-- This comment will not show on your page. -->

The center tag set <center></center>centers the text.


The horizontal rule tag <hr></hr>creates a straight horizontal line that is centered across the page.

Here are some examples of lists:

unordered lists:

Primary Colors:


ordered lists:
    Secondary Colors:
  1. orange
  2. green
  3. violet

Nested lists place one list inside another like an outline:
Mixed Colors:
  1. orange
  2. green
  3. violet


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  1. Were you able to create and use a template file? Yes.
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