HTML Syntax Reference

This is a basic guide to often-used or useful HTML Syntax references. It is by no means complete, and is meant as a reference only.

To prevent the code examples from working on the page (& therefore not being of any use to you as a tutorial....) I have added extra spaces between some of the ends ("< "and "> ")

Important For XHTML 1.0 standards compliance: All tags should be in lowercase.

HTML Syntax Reference
Descriptions	Syntax Examples	Results
Bolded Text - New method	< strong>Bolded Text</strong >	Bolded Text
Bolded Text - Old method / depreciated	< b>Bolded Text</b >	Bolded Text
Italicized Text	< i>Italicized Text</i >	Italicized Text
Deleted Text	< d>Deleted Text</d >	Deleted Text
Big Text (depreciated - Use H1,H2,H3 etc instead..)	< big>Big Text</big >	Big Text
H1 Text - Largest size available(NOTE: The size & color of text is set by your current template/theme settings..)	< h1>Your-Text</h1 >	H1
H2	< h2>Your-Text</h2 >	H2
H3	< h3>Your-Text</h3 >	H3
H4	< h4>Your-Text</h4 >	H4
H5	< h5>Your-Text</h5 >	H5
H6	< big>Your-Text</big >	H6
Small Text (depreciated - Use H1,H2,H3 etc instead..)	< small>Small Text</small >	Small Text
Superscript	2 x 10<sup>6</sup>	2 x 10⁶
Subscript	H<sub>2</sub>0	H₂O
Hyperlink	< a href="http://www.business-in-site.com">Business-In-Site</a >	Business-In-Site
Email Hyperlink	< a href="mailto:mail@mail.com">mail@mail.com</a >	mail@mail.com
Float an image - LEFT Float (Note: enter your desired height & widths - number only, eg: width "300")	< img class="alignleft" src="PUT-FULL-IMAGE-URL-HERE.jpg" alt="" width="" height="" /></a >	-
Float an image - RIGHT Float (Note: enter your desired height & widths - number only, eg: width="300")	< img class="alignright" src="PUT-FULL-IMAGE-URL-HERE.jpg" alt="" width="" height="" /></a>	-
No Follow Links (useful for SEO to prevent loss of "link-juice", plus also for affiliate links or paid links etc - to prevent penalization by Google....)	< a rel="nofollow" href="PUT-FULL-URL-LINK-HERE" target="_blank">TITLE OF YOUR LINK</a >-	-
Return / Go To Top (of Page or Post, etc)	Just add # on the end of the URL - Example: ....your-site.com/article/#	Return to top

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