My help page

This page will soon contain the codes for almost everything on my page.

<font size=7> FONT 7 </font> FONT 7
<font size=6> FONT 6 </font> FONT 6
<font size=5> FONT 5 </font> FONT 5
<font size=4> FONT 4 </font> FONT 4
<font size=3> FONT 3 </font> FONT 3
<font size=2> FONT 2 </font> FONT 2
<font size=1> FONT 1 </font> FONT 1

<font color=green> GREEN </font> GREEN

<center>CENTER <center/> CENTER

<p> Creates a new paragraph.

<img src="image location"> Creates a picture. For example, to create the following picture:
You would have to type "<img src="BassNTreble.gif">"

<a href="the link address"> Creates a link. For example, to create a link to Yahoo, you would type: <a href="http://www.yahoo.com"> Yahoo </a href>

<a href="mailto:the email address"> Creates an email socket. For example, if I wanted to make a socket for you to email me, I would type: <a href="mailto:[email protected]"> Email me</a>

To add the subject along with the email you type <a href="mailto:the email address?subjec=whatever you want the subject to be."> For Example, if I wanted to make my subject HTML I would type <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=HTML"> Email me</a>

<table> Begins a table.
<tr> Creates a table new horizontal row.
<td> Creates a table data. A table data is a cell that goes horizontal inside of a table row.
<table border=1-10> Creates a border around the table. The numbers 1 through10 creates the width of the border, 1 being the thinnest, and 10 being the thickest.

To Make a table look like this:

-You would first have to type "<table border=3>" Saying that you want to start a table with a border around it, 3 being the thickness of the border.
-Next you would type "<tr>" Saying that you would like a table row.
-Now you would type "<td> Upper Left </td>" Saying that you would like one cell in the table row you created, and you want that cell to have the words "Upper Left" in it.
-Then you would type "<td> Upper Right </td>" Saying that you would like to create a second cell in the table row, and that you want that cell to have the words "Upper Right" in it.
-Now you would type "</tr>" Saying that that's all you want in that table row.
-Then you would type "<tr>" Saying that you would like another table row.
-Next you would type "<td> Lower Left </td>" Saying that you would like one cell in the second table row you created, and you want that cell to have the words "Lower Left" in it.
-Now you would type "<td> Lower Right </td>" Saying that you would like a second cell in the second table row you created, and you want that cell to have the words "Lower Right" in it.
-Then you would type "</tr>" Saying that's all you want in the second table row.
-And last you would type "</table>" Saying that's all you want in the table.

So when you have typed it all out, it would look something like this:
<table border=3>
<tr>
<td> Upper Left </td>
<td> Upper Right </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> Lower Left </td>
<td> Lower Right </td>
</tr>
</table>

<hr size=1> Creates a page break, with 1 being the size.

<hr size=2> Creates a page break, with 2 being the size.

<hr size=3> Creates a page break, with 3 being the size.

<hr size=4> Creates a page break, with 4 being the size.

<hr size=5> Creates a page break, with 5 being the size.

<hr size=6> Creates a page break, with 6 being the size.

<hr size=7> Creates a page break, with 7 being the size.

<hr size=8> Creates a page break, with 8 being the size.

<hr size=9> Creates a page break, with 9 being the size.

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