Now, I've made my text appear on the next line -this time as a paragraph rather than through a line break. You can also see that using the paragraph tag has created a bit of space between my last bit of text and this one. The paragraph tag is a great and practical way to separate ideas on your website.
Another commonplace element that helps your ideas is text emphasis. Italics is one way. Boldening words is another way.
Here's some more cool stuff called Headings. Headings are yet another way to separate ideas into their own neat sections. As you already noticed, I have my title, declared with the h1 tag. Now for my sub-headings...
Now you see I've got my second heading, and this one is a bit smaller than my initial title. This is on purpose to distinguish the title from the heading.
Furthermore...But they must be used in ascending numerical order to function properly. Now let's look at lists! The ul tag is great for unordered lists while the ol tag will numerically label your lists in ascending order. The li tag will be used in either type to define your lists. For example...
And now for the other...
Don't forget to close your lists with the appropriate forward slash and tag!
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And now onto tables! Here's an example of one:
| Row 1, cell 1 | Row 1, cell 2 | Row 1, cell 3 |
| Row 2, cell 1 | Row 2, cell 2 | Row 2, cell 3 |
| Row 3, cell 1 | Row 3, cell 2 | Row 3, cell 3 |
| Row 4, cell 1 | Row 4, cell 2 | Row 4, cell 3 |
K, cool. Now let's move onto making this a purdy place to look at. Look at that cool blue text!
How about red?
Green?
Purple?
A blinding yellow?