A good way to use this page is to look at how different elements are formatted in the examples, and try to figure out the HTML source that was used to create the example. Then, click on the to see if you were right. Every HTML document has a few specific elements. See what they are in the first example. Click here to launch a new browser window with a minimal HTML page.
Web browsers ignore all extra spaces, hard returns, and tabs when displaying text on a page.
To indicate the end of a paragraph, you must include the paragraph tag. A paragraph tag causes the browser to break the text and add a blank line before continuing. Sometimes the blank space is undesirable, and you should use the line break tag. Some information such as postal addresses looks best without blank space between the lines. To further separate items on a page you can insert a line, or horizontal rule.