Basic Formatting

Accent Mark, i.e. over an e: é: (i.e. over an a: á:)

Abbreviation notation <ABBR>NFL</ABBR> Shows full spelling below.

Acronym notation <ACRONYM>National Football League</ACRONYM> Opposite above.

Ampersand, &, is coded & amp (but with no space b/n)

Blink text <BLINK></BLINK>

Citation: makes the segment small, indented, and italics <CITE></CITE>

Code, encloses sample coding <CODE></CODE>

Copyright sign: &copy;

Dash: &#8212;

Degree sign: &deg;

Header: large to small <H1></H1> 1-6 determine different sizes.

Font Color <FONT COLOR=”#000099”>

Font Size <FONT SIZE=”3”> You can also use +1, etc. or –1, etc.

Font, Specific <FONT FACE=”arial”>

Font Specific, second choice also <FONT FACE=”arial, times”>

Indented text <BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE>

Quotation Marks, "is &quot; to begin quote, and &#148; to end it.”

Quote Marks, single ?

Registered Trademark Sign: &rej;

Span code: can be used to format text or background in any way <SPAN></SPAN> See CSS.
            Ex. <SPAN STYLE=”color: green; font-size: 10pt”>Text goes here</SPAN>

Span Title: use the Span code in the same manner, but with ‘title’ command; resembles ALT

Space: &nbsp;

Text: Bigger <BIG></BIG>

Text: Bold-faced <B></B>

Text: Italics<I></I>

Text: Smaller <SMALL></SMALL>

Text: Strike-through <S></S>

Text: Subscript <SUB></SUB>

Text: Superscript <SUP></SUP>

Text: Underline <U></U>

Two dots over letter, i.e. over a u: &uuml; (i.e. over an o: &ouml;)