HTML OVERVIEW

<h1> Top level header - most emphasized </h1>

<title> Title text </title>

<p> end of paragraph == start new line

Lists:

Example:

<ul>

<li> item 2

Produces:

Descriptive lists:

Example

<dd> This department specializes in the study of nuclear physics as it relates to real world problems.

<dt> Computer Science

<dd> This dept. specializes in...

Produces

Nuclear Engineering: This department specializes in the study of nuclear physics as it relates to real world problems.
Computer Science: This dept. specializes in...

<pre> Pre-formatted text </pre>

<address> tapostma@nuc.berkeley.edu </address>

<i> italic </i>

<tt> fixed font <tt>

& is an escape character

&gt == >

&amp == &

Including a gif image

<img align=x src="y" >: x can be top, center, or bottom and refers to the position of the text next to the image; y is the pathname/filename of the image relative to the server`s document source directory.
Example: <img align=top src="/images/box.gif">This is a box<p>

Anchors: <a>

<a href="text"> Link name </a>
This creates a link from the words "Link name" to "text" where text could be one of:: /path/file.html; /path/picture.gif; hhtp://server/path/file.html; gopher://server:port/path/file
Example: To reach our server, you use:; <a href="http://neutrino.nuc.berkeley.edu/ucbne.html">ucbne</a>

Position linking - you can link to a location in a document

Example

Documentation on advanced options like image mapping and forms are available.