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Listed in alphabetical order:< a > anchor tag : used to create links out of text.
Ex: deviantART
How to do it: < a href=" LINK "> DESIRED TEXT < / a >
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< abbr > abbreviation tag : used to create scroll-over definitions for abbreviations.
Ex: WHO
How to do it: < abbr title=" NOUN "> ABBREVIATION < / abbr >
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< acronym > acronym tag : used to create scroll-over definitions for acronyms.
Ex: OOC
How to use it: < acronym title= " TEXT "> ACRONYM < / acronym >
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< b > bold tag : used to bold text.
Ex: Text
How to use it: < b > TEXT < / b >
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< blockquote > blockquote tag : used to indent a paragraph to symbolize a large body of quote text.
Ex: You're looking at one.
How to use it: < blockquote > TEXT < / blockquote >
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< br > "[line] break" tag : an open tag used to create line breaks in a paragraph.
Ex: TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
How to do it: TEXT <*br /> TEXT<*br /> TEXT**
**because the tag is open ended you only need one tag (<*br />) at the beginning of your line break.
I placed * in the tag because the space is necessary.
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< code > "code text" tag : used to change the font to this.
Ex: deviantART = deviantART
How to do it: < code > TEXT < / code >
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< dd > < dl > & < dt > I have limited knowledge of these. It is best to show you via example.
Ex:
- DeviantArt
- Massive Online Art Community
- Trolls
- Fucking annoying prepubescent boys that leave rude comments in forums
How to do it:
< dl >
< dt > TEXT < / dt >
< dd > DEFINITION < / dd>
< dt > TEXT < / dt >
< dd > DEFINITION < /dd >
< / dl >
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< em > emphasized text tag : used to emphasize text.
Ex: Text
How to do it: < em > TEXT < / em >
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< font face = "..." > font face tag : used to alter the font face of text.
Ex: Text
How to do it: < font face = " FONT TYPE " > TEXT < / font >
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< hr > page break tag : an open tag used to create a visible break.
Ex:
How to do it: Place < hr > where you want the break. This is an open tag and does not need a closing tag.
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< h1 > < h2 > < h3 > < h4 > < h5 > < h6 > font size tags : used to change font sizes.
Ex & How to do it:
< h1 > TEXT < / h1 > TEXT
< h2 > TEXT < / h2 > TEXT
< h3 > TEXT < / h3 > TEXT
< h4 > TEXT < / h4 > TEXT
< h5 > TEXT < / h5 > TEXT
< h6 > TEXT < / h6 > TEXT
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< i > italicize tag : used to italicize text.
Ex: Text
How to do it: < i > TEXT < / i >
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< li > "bullet" tag : used with < ul > to create a bulleted list.
Ex:
- Text
- Text
How to use it:
< ul >< li > TEXT < / li >
< li > TEXT < / li > < / ul >
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< ol > ordered list tag : used with < li > to create a numbered list.
Ex:
How to use it:
< ol >< li > TEXT < / li >
< li > TEXT < / li >< / ol >
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< p > paragraph tag : used to create a paragraph (comes complete with spacing before and after)
Ex:
TextTextTextTextTextTextTextTextTextt
How to do it: < p > TEXT < / p >
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< strong > strong text tag : used to create strong text.
Ex: Text
How to do it: < strong > TEXT < / strong >
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< sub > subscript tag : used to create subscript text.
Ex: TextText
How to do it: < sub > TEXT < / sub >
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< sup > superscript tag : used to create superscript text.
Ex: TextText
How to do it: < sup > TEXT < / sup >
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< tt > teletype text tag : not used in HTML5.
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< u > underline tag : used to underline text.
Ex: Text
How to use it: < u > TEXT < / u >
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< ul > unordered list tag : used with < li > (see above)
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this is so perfect for me right now!! I'm in a web design class at my school and this is what we're doing!!
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Wanted to stop by and say thanks very much for this incredible tutorial. It'll definitely allow me to put greater emphasis on my literature where I want it, instead of all over the place.
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I'm glad you found it useful! You're very welcome.
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Awesome tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing! 
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Thank you, you helped me so much!
Although I hadn't read your description of this, so I included the spaces, and then submitted my piece, and the tags were showing and I was like Wha? And then I realized and mentally kicked myself xD I am a complete idiot.
Anyway thanks for the tutorial, it was a great help.
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You're welcome, I'm glad it helped
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This is fantastic! 
Thanks so much, your html tutorial has taught me a lot. 
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I'm glad you could find use in it
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It was definitely extremely helpful
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Thanks for this~! HTML confuses me, and I might want to try submitting literature here somtime. . .
Although, I'm not sure the < dd > < dl > and < dt > ones worked. . . ? Not sure though, cuz they don't look that different to me. . . >.<
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You're welcome- and do try to submit some soon! 
I'm sorry about the < dd > < dl > and < dt > tags, no matter how much I edit this the changes won't save. Although really you can accomplish what you need with the < ul > and < li > without the aforementioned tags. deviantART also allows you to use spaces in your literature so if worst comes to worst you can skip over the fancy HTML and just manually add spaces.
and thanks for the 
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ah i did~ 
ah okay then~!
my pleasure~!! >w<
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