This section describes the stylistic tags for your HTML documents.
Stylist tags are used to add word processing-like formatting to your documents. Instead of using these tags, you are encouraged to use the logical tags from the previous section. The greatest disadvantage of using these tags is they may not be able to be rendered very well by text-based WWW browsers. For example, in a text-based browser, all fonts are displayed as mono-spaced fonts (typewriter), and it is not possible to display fonts in italics.
- Bold (
<B>...</B>)- Use this tag when you want the text bigger and blacker than normal.
- Italic (
<I>...</I>)- This tag is used to slant your fonts to the right.
- Typewriter (
<TT>...</TT>)- Typewriter is used to display the encoded text in a mono-spaced font.
This page was first published on September 26, 1995. Feel free to send comments.