Example HTML

This example is not comprehensive.

An Embeded Form (2 actually)

Now for a list or two

An ordered list within an unordered one.
1. Ordered list in a list
  1. Item 1
    1. One Item
  2. Item 2
    1. Item 1
    2. Item 2
2. A list within a list.
  - unordered again
3. Last item in this list.
Another UnOrdered list.
- Line one.
- Line 2.

Tags and Things

This paragraph has overlapping tags, starting Bold, adding Cite finishing the Bold and finally the Cite.

All Styles can have Bold, Bold and Italic, and Italic applied to them unless they are already bold or Italic of course, and assuming that an appropriate font is available.

Creating HTML documents

Some example HTML (Preformatted):

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  <TITLE>The simplest HTML example</TITLE>

  <H1>This is a level one heading</H1>

  Welcome to the world of HTML.  
  This is one paragraph.<P>

  And this is a second.<P>

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HTML documents are in plain text format and can be created using any text editor (e.g., !Edit, !DeskEdit, Emacs, vi etc.). URL to a gif picture

TLAs start here

(An example of <DL> lists actually)

WWW: World Wide Web
SGML: Standard Generalized Markup Language - This is perhaps best be thought of as a programming language for style sheets.

Images Time

By default the bottom of an image is aligned with the text as shown in this paragraph.

Include the align=top parameter if you want the viewer to align adjacent text with the top of the image as shown in this paragraph.

The full inline image tag with the top alignment is:

    <IMG ALIGN=top SRC="filename.gif">

You can

of course

have many

images

per line

, all without

the aid

of a

mirror.

If you have Decode HTML Extensions enabled in the Decoding section of the choices windows, then this will wrap nicely round the image on the right. (Assuming that the text is long enough to cause wrapping of course)

If the text wrapped round the image above then, then this text will also wrap nicely round the image on the left. (again assuming that the text is long enough to cause wrapping) These two image alignments are extensions first implemented in Netscape.

Supported Image Types

An xbm File
A pointer to an XBM picture
A small gif File
A pointer to a gif picture
A sprite File
A pointer to a sprite File
A JPEG File
A pointer to a JPEG File

Table time

a fairly simple table	with no leading TR tag
and only two rows! (This is the second)

Now it's address time
Address line 2!