2009年11月7日随笔档案 - Sum_yang

2009年11月7日

ype	Choice	function
Physical styles	<B>	Make text bold.
	<I>	Make text italic.
	<U>	Make text underline.
	<Strike>	Make text ~~strikethrough~~.
	<Sup>	Make text ^superscript.
	<Sub>	Make text _subscript.
	Teletype	Make text teletype.
Logical styles	<Strong>	Indicate the text is very important.
	<Em>	Indicate the text is important.
	<Cite>	Indicate that the text is from a book or other document.
	<Address>	Indicate that the text is an address.
	<Dfn>	Indicate that the text is a definition.
	<Samp>	Indicate that the text is a sequence of literal characters.
	Keyboard	Indicate that the text is keyboard input.
	<Var>	Indicate that the text is a variable.
	<Code>	Indicate that the text is code.

Font	Choice	Function
Face	Default	Make text display in the default font (Times New Roman) of the Web browser.
	Family	Type a list of fonts separated by commas (for example, Helvetica, Arial, Courier). The text will display in the first listed font found on the browser's system.
	(Font name)	Make the text display in the font specified. (If the font is not available on the browser's system, another font will be substituted.)
Size	1 through 7 (3 is the default)	Format text with 7 sizes where 7 is the largest size and 1 is the smallest.
	Increase	Format text with the largest size (same as 7).
	Decrease	Format text with the smallest size (same as 1).
Color	"#xxxxxx" or: White, Red, Blue and Others	Make the text a different color.

The tags below have the effect shown on the text in between.

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 <U>underlined text</U>
<B>bold text</B>
<I>Italicized text</I>
<BIG>Big text</BIG>
<SMALL>small text</SMALL>
<TT>Monospaced typewriter text</TT>
<BLINK>blink</BLINK>
(Note: This only works on Netscape)
<SUB>This _{makes a subscript.}</SUB>
<SUP>This^{makes a superscript.}</SUP>
<STRIKE>strikeout</STRKE>
<FONT FACE="Arial">This is a test</FONT>
<FONT COLOR="#00FF00">Text is in the color of Green</FONT>
<FONT SIZE="+2">This is a test</FONT>

There are three kinds of lists in HTML:
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     Unordered lists <UL></UL>
     Ordered lists <OL></OL>     
     Definition lists <DL></DL>
Unordered Lists
This list starts with an opening list <UL> tag and ends the list with a closing list </UL> tag. Between the <UL> and </UL>, you enter the <LI> (list item) tag followed by the individual item; no closing </LI> tag is needed. For example:
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     <UL>
     <LI> Name
     <LI> Phone
     <LI> ID
     </UL>
In the web browser the above code would appear three elements as:
Name
Phone
ID
Ordered Lists
An orderered list is similar to an unordered list, except it uses <OL> instead of <UL>:
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     <OL>
     <LI>College
     <LI>Hight School
     <LI>Elemantory School
     </OL>
The output is:
College
Hight School
Elemantory School
Definition Lists
A definition list starts with <DL> and ends with </DL>. This list consists of alternating a definition term and a definition definition. The definition term is enclosed in <DT> </DT> and should precede the definition definition. The definition definition is enclosed in <DD> </DD>. So, a whole definition list looks like:
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     <DL>
     <DT> term </DT>
     <DD> definition </DD>
      ...
     <DT> term </DT>
     <DD> definition </DD>
     </DL>

posted @ 2009-11-07 08:19 Sum_yang 阅读(13549) 评论(0) 编辑

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