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How do I format text using HTML tags? HTML is a way of marking up text using tags, to make text look a certain way on the Web. Tags are always used in pairs, which deciphers when to start a certain look and when to stop. The "start" tag is written in angle brackets, and the "end" tag has a slash in it which means "stop doing this". If you would like to format text in a text box that does NOT include an HTML editor, you can insert the following HTML tags to format your text: Adding a single line break: Type: I wish to type my text <br> Adding a blank line in between two sentences:
Bolded text: Type: I want to <b>emphasize a point</b> by making text bolder than the rest. Underlined text: Type: I want to <u>emphasize a point</u> by underlining specific text. Italicized text: Type: I want to <i>emphasize a point</i> by italicizing specific text. Bolded, underlined and italicized text: Type: I want to <b><u><i>emphasize a point</i></u></b> by underlining and italicizing specific text, as well as, making it bolder than the rest. Creating a bulleted list:
Creating a numbered list:
Adding a website link: Type: My text includes a link to the <a href="http://www.gifttool.com" target="_blank">GiftTool</a> website which will open in a new browser. Adding an email link: Type: My text includes a <a href="mailto:info@gifttool.com">link</a> that opens an email window. Was this information helpful? |
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