I'm creating this page to help you with HTML codes used on Homepages I hope you find this helpful I will be doing a color values for you to so if your looking for a color try using one of the colors I have listed HELP!!!! THATS THIS PAGE

STRUCTURE TAGS

 CREATES A COMMENT.
<HTML>...</HTML> ENCLOSES THE ENTIRE HTML DOCUMENT.
<HEAD>...</HEAD> ENCLOSES THE HEAD OF THE HTML DOCUMENT
<BODY>...</BODY> ENCLOSES THE BODY (TEXT AND TAGS) OF THE HTML DOCUMENTS
<ISINDEX> INDICATES THE DOCUMENTS IS A GATEWAY SCRIP THAT ALLOWS SEARCHES.

HEADINGS AND TITLES

<H1>...</H1> HEADINGS 1 THOUGH 6
<H2>...</H2>
<H3>...</H3>
<H4>...</H4>
<H5>...</H5>
<H6>...</H6>
<TITLE>...</TITLE> THE TITLE OF THE DOCUMENT.

PARAGRAPHS

<P>...</P> A PLAIN PARAGRAPH.</P>IS OPTIONAL

LINKS

<A>...</A> CREATES A LINK OR ANCHOR

HERF="..." THE URL OF THE DOCUMENT TO BE LINKED TO THIS ONE.

NAME=... THE NAME OF THE ANCHOR.

LISTS

<OL>...</OL> AN ORDERED(NUMBERED)LIST.
<UL>...</UL> AN UNORDERED (BULLETED)LIST.
<MENU>...</MENU> A MENU LIST OF ITEMS.
<DIR>...</DIR> A DIRECTORY LISTING.
<LI> A LIST ITEM.
<DL>...</DL> A DIFINITION OR GLOSSARY.
<DT> A DIFINITION TERM.
<DD> THE CORRESPONDING DEFINITION TO A DEFINITION TERM.

CHARACTER FORMATTING

<EM>...</EM> EMPHASIS (USUALLY ITILIC).
<STRONG>...</STRONG> STRONGER EMPHASIS (USUALLY BOLD).
<CODE>...</CODE> CODE SAMPLE (USUALLY COURIER).
<KBO>...</KBO> TEXT TO BE TYPED (USUALLY COURIER).
<VAR>...</VAR> A VARIABLE OR PLACEHOLDER FOR SOME OTHER VALUE.
<SAMP>...</SAMP> SAMPLE TEXT
<DFN>...</DFN> (PROPOSED) A DEFINITION OF A TERM
<CITE>...</CITE> A CITATION
<B>...</B> BOLDFACE TEXT.
<I>...</I> ITALIC TEXT.
<TT>...</TT> TYPEWRITER FONT.

OTHER ELEMENTS

<HR> A HORIZONTAL RULE LINE
<BR> A LINE BREAK
<BLOCKQUOTE>...</BLOCKQUOTE> USED FOR LONG QUOTES OR CITATIONS.
<ADDRESS>...</ADDRESS> SIGNATURES OR GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT A DOCUMENT'S AUTHOR
<FONT>...</FONT> CHANGES THE SIZE OR COLOR OF THE FONT ENCLOSED TEXT.
SIZE="...." THE SIZE OF THE FONT. FROM 1 TO 7
<BASEFONT> SETS THE DEFAULT SIZE OF THE FONT FOR THE CURRENT PAGE.

IMAGES

<IMG> INSERTS AN INLINE IMAGE INTO THE DOCUMENT.