An outline of this presentation appears below. With most HTML viewers, there is a place on the screen exclusively dedicated to displaying the title of the document no matter what portion of the document the viewer is currently displaying. You should be able to see it displayed somewhere on your browser viewscreen. Each document may have only one title. If there is more than one, only one of them will be displayed.
Examples appear below.
Body Text Regular body text does not require any special tags if you do not wish to use them. HTML viewers ignore all white space formatting, such as carriage returns, multiple line feeds, tabs, and multiple spaces. Any sequence of white spaces will be presented as a single space separating words, and the viewer will fit as many words as it can onto a single line, given the current margins of the view, before it wraps text to the next time. That's all there is to it. Various browsers will indicate paragraphs differently.