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     These pages were placed here to give a basic understanding of HTML tags and their usage. Use the links at the left to browse the site and learn a little HTML.

     I will go ahead and give you a brief introduction to some of the simpler HTML codes or Tags here on this page. Keep in mind that 90% of the time if something wont work right it is because of a tag being incorrect or not "closed". HTML tags will always begin with <tag goes here> and end with </tag goes here> except for a few select tags that only require the opening or first tag. I will show those here on the first page since they are relatively easy to explain.

Tags that DO NOT require a closing tag.
• <BR> This creates a line break or a space between lines
• <P> Pretty much the same as the <BR> tag, just a different way of doing it.
• <HR>This creates a visual line designed to seperate paragraphs or images.

     The line above is what you get when you use the <HR> tag. There are things you can do to "dress up" the <HR> tag to make it blend in with the colors and design of your page a little better. To get a look at the ways to do this, click the Linebreak link here or in the menu on the left side of the page to learn how to customize them to your liking.