This section presents seven HTML commands, or command pairs, with which you can build HTML documents. When creating your own documents, you must remember to save them as text and include . For example, the HTML file containing your local home page might be named HomePage . html. A file to be stored on a Microsoft Windows platform might be named HomePage .
Every good document has a title.
Headers You can have up to six levels of headers with 1 being the most prominent and 6 the least prominent. All text in an HTML document is packed together in one continuous paragraph unless you declare it to be otherwise. This will force both a cariage return and a line feed to be inserted. Hyperlinks You may want to offer the reader a chance to jump to another file within the World Wide Web. The anchor is the hyperlink that the reader will see and click on to access the file.