Basic HTML Text Tags

Bold

<B> YOUR TEXT HERE </B>

Italic

<I> YOUR TEXT HERE </I>

Strike

<S> YOUR TEXT HERE </S>

_Subscript

<SUB> YOUR TEXT HERE </SUB>

^Superscript

<SUP> YOUR TEXT HERE </SUP>

Underline

<U> YOUR TEXT HERE </U>

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How to Apply Text Tags

If you want to add a text tag simply type the tag or tags you would like to use

before and after the text you are displaying.  The first code <> starts the tag,

and the last code </> ends the tag.  This is used with all basic HTML text.

For example:

<font face="Arial" size="2" color="black"><b>Here is an example, using a "bold" tag.</b></font>

The code above will produce this result: Here is an example, using a "bold" tag.

You may also combine text tags.

For example:

<font face="Arial" size="2" color="black"><b><i>An example, both bold and italic.</i></b></font>

The code above will produce this result: An example, both bold and italic.

If you want to add a text tag to one word alone, you can type your tag choice

before and after the word.  The first code <> is placed before the word,

and the last code </> is placed after the word. 

For example:

<font face="Arial" size="2" color="black">Here is an example, using a <b>bold</b> tag.</font>

The code above will produce this result: Here is an example, using a bold tag.

You may also add different tags to different words.

For example:

<font face="Arial" size="2" color="black">An example, both <b>bold</b> and <i>italic</i>.</font>

The code above will produce this result: An example, both bold and italic.

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