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Breaks
- BR
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Used to force a line break in the text.
This tag takes an optional parameter to specify how text should wrap
around images.
The CLEAR attribute can be used to move down past floating images
on either margin, e.g. <BR CLEAR=LEFT>.
- HR
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Creates a horizontal line across the window.
By default the line will span the entire width of the document
according to the specifications of BLOCKQUOTE and LIST tags.
However, you can modify the look of the line by using any of the
following attributes.
- ALIGN
- LEFT, RIGHT, or CENTER.
- SIZE
- some pixel value.
- WIDTH
- some pixel value or some percentage of the document
width.
- NOSHADE
- turn off off the beveling look.
- COLOR may equal some color hexvalue.
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P
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Indicates a new paragraph and instructs the browser to add a blank line.
Takes optional alignment parameters of LEFT, RIGHT or CENTER to align
the paragraph.
It cannot contain block-level elements (including P itself).
The end tag may be omitted, in which case it is implied by
either the next block-level
start tag or the end tag of the element that contains the P element,
whichever comes first.
For example, the following two paragraphs:
<P>This is the first paragraph.</P>
<P>This is the second paragraph.</P>
...a block element...
may be rewritten without their end tags:
<P>This is the first paragraph.
<P>This is the second paragraph.
...a block element...
since both are implicitly ended by the block elements that follow them.
Similarly, if a paragraph is enclosed by a block element, as in:
<DIV>
<P>This is the paragraph.
</DIV>
the end tag of the enclosing block element (here, DIV)
implies the end tag of the P element.
We discourage authors from using empty P elements.
User agents should ignore empty P elements.
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