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Author: Randy D. Ralph.   In place March 1, 1999.   Copyright © 1999 NetStrider.   Presented as a public service.

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Select the Letter Corresponding to an HTML Command
! A B C D E F H I K L
M N O P Q S T U V W X

! :

<!--...--> creates a non-displaying comment
<!--#...> creates a server-side include
<!DOCTYPE...> declares the HTML Document type

A:

<A> creates a name anchor or a hypertext reference link
<ABBR> indicates an abbreviation
<ACRONYM> indicates an acronym
<ADDRESS> renders text as an italicized address
<APPLET> places a Java applet
<AREA> defines a client-side image map area

B:

<B> renders text as bolded
<BASE> defines HTML document base parameters
<BASEFONT> defines the document default font characteristics
<BDO> overrides bidirectional reading order
<BGSOUND> includes a background sound
<BIG> renders text as one size larger than surrounding text
<BLINK> renders text as blinking
<BLOCKQUOTE> pulls left and right margins in for block quote style text
<BODY> defines the HTML Document Body Segment
<BR> forces a simple line break

C:

<CAPTION> places a caption within a table
<CENTER> centers objects or text
<CITE> renders text in italics as in a citation
<CODE> renders text in a non-proportinally spaced font
<COL> defines a table column
<COLGROUP> defines a group of table columns
<COMMENT> creates a non-displaying comment

D:

<DD> defines a data definition element within a definition list
<DEL> defines an area of deleted text and renders it as striken through
<DFN> creates the first defined instance of a term or phrase
<DIR> creates a directory list
<DIV> defines a page division
<DL> creates a definition list
<DT> creates a defined term element in a definition list

E:

<EM> emphasizes some text (in italics)
<EMBED> embeds a file within an HTML document

F:

<FIELDSET> contains and defines a bordered text field
<FONT> defines the display characteristics of text
<FORM> defines a form for user input
<FRAME> defines a single document frame within a framed document
<FRAMESET> defines a set of frames within a framed document

H:

<H1> defines a heading or headline in style 1
<H2> defines a heading or headline in style 2
<H3> defines a heading or headline in style 3
<H4> defines a heading or headline in style 4
<H5> defines a heading or headline in style 5
<H6> defines a heading or headline in style 6
<HEAD> defines the HTML Document Head Segment
<HR> defines a horizontal rule
<HTML> defines the HTML Document

I:

<I> renders text in italics
<IFRAME> defines a floating frame
<IMG> places an in-line image
<INPUT> defines a data input field in a form
<INS> defines an area of inserted text and renders it as underscored
<ISINDEX> indicates that an HTML document is a searchable index

K:

<KBD> renders text in a non-proportionally spaced font as from a typewriter keyboard

L:

<LABEL> defines a label corresponding to a form input element
<LEGEND> declares the display legend for a field set
<LI> defines a list element in any list type
<LINK> creates an association with an external object or document
<LISTING> defines a simple bulleted list

M:

<MAP> creates a client-side image map
<MARQUEE> creates a scrolling marquee
<MENU> creates a simple menu list
<META> makes declarative statements about the HTML Document
<MULTICOL> creates text columns within a document area

N:

<NOBR> defines a document area in which text cannot wrap
<NOFRAMES> defines non-framed alternate code within a framed document
<NOSCRIPT> defines the beginning of the non-scripted document segment

O:

<OBJECT> places an object and sets ActiveX controls
<OL> creates an ordered (numbered or lettered) list
<OPTION> defines a selection option in a form

Q:

<Q> defines a quotation

P:

<P> defines a paragraph or produce a paragraph break
<PLAINTEXT> defines a block of text and commands to be displayed in a non-proportionally spaced font
<PRE> defines an are of preformatted text

S:

<S> rendres text as striken through
<SAMP> renders text in a non-proportionally spaced font
<SCRIPT> declares the beginning of a scripted document segment
<SELECT> defines a selection list within a form
<SMALL> renders text as one size smaller
<SOUND> includes an in-line sound file
<STRIKE> renders text as striken through
<STRONG> renders text as bolded
<SPACER> defines a horizontal or vertical spacer
<SPAN> defines text display characteristics in a spanned area in conjunction with a style sheet
<STYLE> defines and contains a style sheet
<SUB> renders text as a subscript
<SUP> renders text as a superscript

T:

<TABLE> defines a table
<TBODY> declares a table body segment
<TD> defines a table data cell
<TEXTAREA> defines a multiline text input area within a form
<TFOOT> defines a table footer segment
<TH> defines a table header cell
<THEAD> defines a table head segment
<TITLE> defines the HTML Document Title
<TR> defines a table row
<TT> renders text in a non-proportionally spaced font as in a teletype

U:

<U> renders text as underscored (underlined)
<UL> creates an unordered (bulleted) list

V:

<VAR> declares enclosed text to be a variable name and renders it in italics

W:

<WBR> defines a potential word break location

X:

<XMP> forces the display of text and code as an example in a non-proportionally spaced font

Author: Randy D. Ralph.   In place March 1, 1999.   Copyright © 1999 NetStrider.   World rights reserved.


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