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Basic HTML Help

RWS tries to be everything to everyone. Although the basic design goal is giving non-technical users the ability to create web sites, a secondary goal is to accommodate experience users. When editing a page you may include your own HTML. (There are a few exclusions for security reasons.) Here are basic HTML tags.

Description HTML Tags Results

Simple Effects
Italics <I>Text</I> Text

Bold <B>Text</B> Text

Center <CENTER>Text</CENTER> Text

Lists

Unordered List Heading
<UL>
<LI>Item One
<LI>tem Two
<LI>Item Three
</UL>
Footing Heading

Item One
Item Two
Item Three
Footing

Ordered List Heading
<OL>
<LI>Item One
<LI>tem Two
<LI>Item Three
</OL>
Footing Heading

Item One
Item Two
Item Three
Footing

Hyperlinks

A Hyperlink consists of two parts, an address and a prompt. The address, usually called a Uniform Resource Locator (URL), is the desired destination when a user click on the underlined prompt. The actual URL is not visible on the screen but appears in the status bar, at the bottom of the screen, when you pass your mouse pointer over the link.
For our purposes, there are three types of URLs: A page on the same site, a page at another domain, and an email address. We'll take them one at a time.

Some site link <A HREF="abc.html"> The ABC Page</A> The ABC Page

Off site link <A HREF="http://ebay.com"> eBay Home Page</A> eBay Home Page

Email link <A HREF="MAILTO:urb@usats.com"> Email Urb</A> Email Urb