Appendix C
Tag glossary
An * denotes the tag needs no closing tag.
<!DOCTYPE> - Tells the browser which version of html your page is written in.(Unnecessary)
<A> - A link 
<ADDRESS> - Old fashioned italics tag(usually used for e-mail links) 
<APPLET>* - Small Java application 
<AREA>* - Used in image maps(not covered in this tutorial) 
<B> - Bold text . 
<BGSOUND>* - Internet explorer back ground sound. 
<BLINK> - Netscape navigator blinking text 
<BLOCKQUOTE> - Separate a block of text 
<BODY> - Where all your visible page information goes 
<BR>* - Line break or carriage return 
<BUTTON>* - Create a button inside a form
  
<CAPTION> - Adds a description to your tables 
<CENTER> - Deprecated. Aligns the contents to center of page 
 
<DD>* - Definition description for lists 
<DEL>* - New strikeout tag 
<DIV> - Tag used for applying styles 
<DT>* - Definition Term for lists
  
<EM> - Old italics tags 
<EMBED> - Used to embed sound and shockwave files
  
<FONT> - Deprecated. Sets font style size and color 
<FORM> - Creates a form for users to fill 
<FRAME> - Names the window frames and documents to be displayed inside the frameset 
<FRAMESET> - Allows for more than one document to be displayed inside the browser
  
<HEAD> - Place your title and meta tags here 
<HR>* - Creates a horizontal rule across the page 
<HTML> - Tells browser that this doc is an html doc 
 
<I> - italics 
<IFRAME> - Inline frame 
<ILAYER> - Inline layer 
<IMG>* - Used to embedding image files 
<INPUT>* - Creates text field inside a form 
 
<LAYER> - Positions elements in Netscape navigator 
<LINK>* - link to external style sheet
  
<MAP> - Creates image map 
<MARQUEE> - Scrolling text for Internet explorer 
<META>* - Page information 
 
<NOBR> - No wrap 
<NOFRAMES> - Used for browsers that do not support frames
  
<OL> - Creates an ordered list
  
<P>* - paragraph or double carriage return 
<PRE> - Text that will be displayed exactly as it is in your script ignoring all carriage returns
  
<Q> - Used for setting quotes for different languages
  
<S> - Strikes out text 
<SAMP> - Monospaced text 
<SELECT> - Drop down menus in forms 
<SPAN> - Used for applying styles 
<STRIKE> - Same as S , strikes out text 
<STRONG> - Old bold tag 
<STYLE> - Used for internal styles 
<SUB> - Lowers text by half a line (H20) 
<SUP> - Raises text half a line (102)
  
<TABLE> - Creates a table 
<TD> - Creates a table cell/column 
<TEXTAREA> - Creates a text box 
<TH> - Same as <td> but is centered and in bold 
<TITLE> - The text to be displayed in the title bar at very top of browser 
<TR> - Creates a new table row
  
<U> - Deprecated. Underline text 
<UL> - Unordered list
  
<WBR>* -  Used to create soft line breaks inside the <NOBR> tag
  
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