Saturday, 16 June 2012

Some Basic Html Tags Used In Blogger

Most of the blog platforms now provide specialized ways of editing a post. They provide many formatting tools so that readers can make their page look according to their wish. This post is after my incident happened last year. When a year before i didn't knew what blog really was i started to use it just for fun. Later i knew it's importance start blogging. For the first post i really suffered more trouble. I also didn't knew how to bold, italicize, colour, etc. a text. That was that and now i know probably many tricks at present and it was a really good thing that i took Html classes and found later it was tags which bold or italicized a letter.
So friends its good to learn some Html tags so that you want meet the incident which i had meet. So lets begin.


BASIC FORMATTING TAGS:
  • <bold>bold</bold>
  • <strong>strong</strong> (usually bold)
  • <u>underlined</u>
  • <i>italics</i>
  • <em>emphasis</em> (usually italics)
  • <strike>strike through</strike>
  • <center>This centers text on the page</center>
  • <tt>teletype text</tt> (typewriter text)
  • <blockquotes>blockquotes</blockquotes> (how this looks will depend on your CSS template but it usually indents your paragraph)
LINK TAGS:
  • Basic link: These are the hyperlinks on a page when clicked jumps into another page.
A model of a basic link is given below;
<a href=”url”>Title</a> (where ‘url’ is the page you want to link with and 'Title’ is the name of that very link.
  • Email Link: These are also the hyperlinks but they usually are links when clicked jumps to mail.
A model of a email link is given below;
<a href=”mailto:EMAIL”></a> (where ‘EMAIL’ refers to the mail id you want to mail to)
HEADING TAGS;
  • <h1>The Most Important Heading</h1>
  • <h2>A slightly less important heading</h2>
  • <h3>A less important heading again</h3>
  • <h6>The smallest heading</h6>
FONT TAGS;
Font tags are usually used to style your fonts. But because of development of blogger font tag has been replaced by span tags. However font tags are also applicable but <span> tags is good to use. It is so because it is applicable in many platforms and also have man attributes also.

IMAGE TAGS;
  •  Basic Image tag – <img src=”url”> (where url = the website url of your image you want to link with)
  • -Image with sizing <img src=”url” width=”200″ height=”150″> (where width represents the width of your image and height represents the height of the same image)
  • -Align image – <img src=”url of image” align=left> (where align represents the image to be placed left, right, top or bottom of a browser's page)
  • Alt Tags – <img src=”url” alt=”short description of image”> (an alt tag tells the reader what they are missing if the image doesn’t load in their browser.
  • Image as a link – <a href=”link url”><img src=”url”></a> (where ‘link url’ is the url of the page you want the image to link to and ‘url’ is the image location).
  • Image with border – <img border=”1″ src=”url”> (the larger the number in the border “” the thicker the border will be)
  •  Space Around Image <img src=”url” hspace=10 vspace=10> (hspace is the horizontal space and vspace is the verticle space. The numbers are the amount of pixels surrounding the image)
LISTING TAGS;
There are two types of listing tags. They are ordered and un-ordered  list . Mostly un-ordered  list  are bulleted list and ordered list are numbered list.
  • Unordered List
eg; 
<ul>
<li>first item</li>
<li>second item</li>
<li>third item</li>
<li>fourth item</li>
</ul>
  • Ordered List
eg;
<ol>
<li>first item</li>
<li>second item</li>
<li>third item</li>
<li>fourth item</li>
</ol>
Friends these are only some examples of HTML tags. There are many more out there. Grab them fast. For better blogging you should also be a better HTML editor.
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