An important heading - view the html source code (view/source)

A slightly less important heading

Each paragraph should start with this P tag. This is the first paragraph.

This is the next paragraph. Have a look at the text in this paragraph. It will wrap around the screen to the next line because it is quite long. Notice that the web browser automatically wraps the text. Change the size of your browser window and see how the text wrap changes.

HTML is a really interesting - notice how the tags are nested.

This a link to page 2. The link colour is the default colour from your web browser.

To link to a page on another Web site you need to give the full Web address (URL) external link.

An image can also be used as a link - again notice how the tags are nested.

• the first list item
• the second list item
• the third list item

1. the first list item
2. the second list item
3. the third list item

the first term

its definition

the second term

its definition

the third term

its definition

1. the first list item
2. the second list item
   • first nested item
   • second nested item
3. the third list item

Sometimes you will want to make a line break without starting a new paragraph, for example:
here. The br element forces a line break.

You will have noticed that links always go to the top of the page. But what if you want it to go to somewhere else? This tag...... marks this point in the page. To link to it we need to add a # and then the target name in the href like this link . See, it doesn't go back to the top of the page like this one link

This text will be flowed around the right side of the graphic.

Now look at this one..

This text will be flowed around the left side of the graphic.

This text will be flowed around the right side of the graphic.
This tag starts a new line below the floated image.