HTML Help HTML Tags |
Before you begin entering codes into your signature
box, you have to know the different tags that go along
with certain codes. there are a few main tags that
you will want to remember. They
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<<>html<>> which stands
for Hyper Text Markup Language. That is the language
that computers understand as a code for things you want
the computer to do. All codes go after this tag.
<<>/html<>> This
tag means stop hyper text markup language. All html
codes for your sig go before this tag. There should
never be more than one pair of HTML tags in a signature
box. (NOTE: most tags have a stop tag. if you open
with <<>blah blah blah<>> you close it with
<<>/blah blah blah<>>) ;
<<>head<>>
This is the second tag you want to put on your sig box.
Things that you want at the head of your page go here.
This includes the title. To enter a title, use this
tag, then this tag:
<<>title<>>
After this tag, put the title of your page, and then
close the tag with
<<>/title<>>
<<>/head<>> This is
the closing tag for <<>head<>> and is placed after you
have finished making the head of your page.
<<>body<>>
This is where most of you codes go. There are 2 types
of body tags: <<>body bgcolor="white text="white"<>>
which changes the color of background and text, and
<<>body background="http://url of image"<>> which makes
your background in the form of a gif or jpg which are 2
types of images. Everything that is in the body of the
page goes after this. (again, you will have to close
this tag with
<<>/body<>>;
<<>font<>>
which is used before text to specify size and color of
text like this: <<>font color=white size=2<>>your words
here<>> This also closes with <<>/font<>> which is
placed after your words.
When you are finished, this should be your basic tag
layout:
<<>html<>>
<<>head<>>
<<>title<>>
<<>/title<>>
<<>/head<>>
<<>body<>>
<<>font<>>
<<>/font<>>
<<>/body<>>
<<>/html<>>
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