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Text, Lists and Anchors

Formatting

This section is made with basefont =5 which is fairly large
Basefont size=1 is very small, size=7 is hugh.

This is big formatting
This is small text
On the 15^thof the month I drank H₂O for
the last time. Note the super and sub script.

Note that the page top is centered. This is done with the Paragraph,ie, P, tag

FONT SIZE AND COLOR

1. Ordered lists use two tags
2. the OL tag to start
3. the LI tag for each entry(note the letter i, not a one)
4. the ordered list closes with the /OL, of course.

• Unordered lists also have two tags
• The UL tag begins the list
• The LI tag for each entry
• The close is the /UL tag

Definition lists

Lists that are for definitions

Starting tag

As suspected it is DL tag

Term to be defined

Preceeded with the DT tag

The definition

Preceeded by the DD tag

1. This will be an several nested ordered lists
   1. note the previous roman numerial,but now numbers
      1. This is OL TYPE="A"
         1. Now "a"
         2. and a second small letter
      2. and a second capital letter
   2. and a second number
2. and finally a second roman number

• an unordered list with a "square"

• another list with a "circle"

• The third entry is a "disk" list

For intra-page named anchors i.e., links
Use < A NAME ="top" > tag for where to go to.
Use < A HREF = "#top" > tag for the starting point
Note the # symbol means the named anchor "top", is in the current web page

To go to a specific anchor in another page,
put in the page address, a #, and the anchor name(no spaces)
here is an example (see the code for details)
To bottom of Page1

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