HTMLementary

Reference

<SCRIPT>, </SCRIPT>
Holds scripts that you want to run from your HTML.

`LANGUAGE`	`Scripting language`
	`JavaScript\|JavaScript1.1\| JavaScript1.2\|JScript\| VBScript`
`SRC`	Script to load
	`URL`

<SELECT>, </SELECT>

<SMALL>, </SMALL>
Displays characters smaller than normal, usually like <FONT SIZE="-1">.

<STRONG>, </STRONG>
You want the word strongly emphasized. <STRONG> adds more emphasis than <EM>. The browser decides how to emphasize the words. Many use a bold face font.

<SUB>, </SUB>
Displays characters as subscripts. Subscripts should be halfway below the bottom and slightly smaller than normal.

<SUP>, </SUP>
Displays characters as superscripts. Superscripts should be halfway above the top and slightly smaller than normal.

<TABLE>, </TABLE>
A Web page element that holds information in rows and columns. HTML tables are made up of rows, <TR>, that contain than contain cells, <TD>

Table attributes -
To be done.

<TD>, </TD>
Adds a cell to a row of a table. It can contain almost any other tag. Can only be used within a row, <TR>.

`ALIGN`	Position in cell
	`"LEFT\|CENTER\|RIGHT"`
`COLSPAN`	Span columns
	`"number"`
`ROWSPAN`	Span rows
	`"number"`
`VALIGN`	Vertical alignment
	`"TOP\|MIDDLE\|BOTTOM\| BASELINE"`

<TEXTAREA>, </TEXTAREA>

`ROWS`	Rows of text
	`"number"`
`COLS`	Columns of text
	`"number"`
`NAME`	..
	`"string"`

<TR>, </TR>
Tag for a row within a table. Can contain almost any other tag.

`ALIGN`	Position in cell
	`"LEFT\|CENTER\|RIGHT"`
`VALIGN`	Vertical alignment
	`"TOP\|MIDDLE\|BOTTOM\|BASELINE"`

<TITLE>, </TITLE>
The title you put here is not part of your page. It's what browsers use for bookmarks or hotlists. Always include a title that describes your page and isn't too long. Try to keep it to fewer than 64 characters. Many browsers put this in the title bar of the window displaying your page.

<TT>, </TT>
TT stands for TeleType. Text is displayed in a typewriter style font.

<UL>, </UL>
Creates an Unordered List, that is a list that is not numbered. Most browsers mark each item with a bullet.

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July 1, 1997