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<p align=left></align> aligns all on left <p align=right></align> aligns all on right
***when placing text next to an image, use the following 3 tags*** <align=top></align> text will be flush with top of image <align=bottom> </align> text will be flush with bottom of image <align=middle></align> text will be placed in the middle of the graphic (not IN the graphic)
<b></b> bold <i></i>italics <u></u>underline <strong></strong> like bold <small></small> creates small print <big></big> makes text, well, big <sub></sub> makes subscript <sup></sup> makes superscript <pre></pre> preformatted text: no html, appears on the screen as it is typed in <cite></cite> like italics <dfn></dfn> bold or italic definition <blockquote></blockquote> makes a paragraph that spans across the page with even margins
<font color=XXXXXX></font color> To change the font color, enter the six-digit color code (i.e. #FF6EC7) always preceded by the pound sign (#), or type the color directly into the tag (i.e. font color=blue). Please see the Colors Lesson for a list of colors and codes. <font face=XXXXXX></font face> Using this tag, you can change the font itself. When you type in the name of a font, all text will be changed until the is read. Remember that not everyone has the same fonts on their computer as you do, and only the ones they have will show up correctly. A few safe fonts on most computers are "Helvetica," "Arial," "Times New Roman," and "Lucida," or "Lucida Handwriting."
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