Arizona State University
English 102: First Year Composition
Hybrid Section
Summer 2001 
8 week session
MW&Online, ECG G324 6:00-8:50 pm.
CL#: 45320
Simple HTML Tags  

To bold face a word or phrase, you surround it with the appropriate tags.

For example:
I need to show an example of how to <B>bold</B> face a word.

The above should show up as:
I need to show an example of how to <B>bold</B> face a word.


These are just a few tags to use on either your own webpages or to use in WebBoard to "spice up" a message. I have not tested all of these options in WebBoard yet!
Opening Tag Closing Tag What the tag does
<BODY> </BODY> Open and closes body section of page
<BODY BGCOLOR=“color”> </BODY> Sets background color for the entire page.
<BODY TEXT=“color”> </BODY> Sets text color for the entire page.
<FONT COLOR=“color”> </FONT> Changes the font color for a section of text.
<EM> or <I> </EM> or </I> Italicizes text
<STRONG> or <B>  </STRONG> or </B> Boldfaces text
<U>  </U> Underlines text
<TT>  </TT> Typewriter Text
<STRIKE>  </STRIKE> Strike Through text
<SUP> </SUP> Superscript Text
<SUB>  </SUB> Subscript Text
<BIG> <BIG> Large Font
<SMALL> </SMALL> Small Font

 LINKING
<A HREF=“http://www.public.asu.edu/~asurite/index.html”> My Webpage </A>
This makes the words “My Webpage” into a link going to http://www.public.asu.edu/~asurite/index.html.

Sixteen predefiined color names:
Silver Gray Maroon
Green Navy Purple
Olive Teal White
Black Red Lime
Blue Magenta Yellow
Cyan
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