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Block Elements

Tag Description Attributes Support Limited To
<ADDRESS>...</ADDRESS> The enclosed text is defined as specific address information, and is often used to indicate such information as e-mail address, signarute, or authorship of the document. The <ADDRESS> information usually appears at the very top or bottom of the HTML document. Most browsers display <ADDRESS> information in italics. The address element implies a paragraph break before and after.
<BLOCKQUOTE>...</BLOCKQUOTE> Used to mark a section (block) of text as a quote from another source. <BLOCKQUOTE> text is indented and spaced apart from the current paragraph by most browsers.
<BR> Inserts a line break at a specific point in the document. The </BR> tag is optional, but can be used for neatness sake.
<CENTER>...</CENTER> Everything between these tags is centered in the document. This tag is recommended instead of the <ALIGN=CENTER>...</ALIGN>, even though that is "proper" HTML. Netscape
<H1>...</H1> Creates a headline. The number following the H can have a value from 1 to 6, with 1 creating the largest headline. ALIGN=...
<HR> Places a horizontal rule across the document. The </HR> is not necessary, but can be used for neatness sake. NOSHADE
SIZE=...
WIDTH=...
<MARQUEE>...</MARQUEE> Inserts a scrolling text marquee in the document. BEHAVIOR=...
BGCOLOR=...
DIRECTION...
HEIGHT=...
LOOP=...
SCROLLAMOUNT=...
SCROLLDELAY=...
WIDTH=...
Internet Explorer
<PGT; Places a paragraph inside the document. The closing </P> tag is not necessary, but can be used for neatness sake/ ALIGN=...
ID="..."
<PRE>...</PRE> The enclosed text is preformatted. It is displayed in a monospaced font exactly as it appears in the HTML source code.

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