All language subtitles for 10. jkhgParagraph Tags

So continue on with the formatting of a page here.

We know how to type in the title.

We know that we've got the head that opens at the head that closes and then the body starts about ends

and then we close out or each time melts which also started the document up here.

So we need to do start to go through some of the different tags that are an HMO actually using quite

a bit.

First one to make the paragraph tag and we've already kind of touched on that a little bit here.

So I'm going to do is open up a browser and go to a Web site called El ipsum This is greed copy or just

kind of a dummy copy that you use to fill in a kind of playing copy until they have the actual cockpit

that they need.

What it does is it kind of helps fill up and get an idea of how much copy may be actually going on a

page or a document whatever it is a train be using someone to go ahead and copy the first paragraph

here minimised window.

Now again the first thing that we took a look at was the paragraph tags so let's go out and type that

in right now.

Remember it's less than what I think and the greater than symbol.

Now again with a lot of these programs that's what's nice is that you will I see when you start to create

the initial opening tag here will create the closing tag for you just so you don't forget.

So I'm going to go and put my cursor in between the two of there and try and hit return a couple of

times just so I got some room and eloquent case I tag there now Michi two different things here.

First of all we didn't save this first and really got saved as my index that each file.

Let's go ahead and look at that.

And the browser you don't need this anymore so I'm just going to drop my file right over.

And so here's my index file.

OK.

Because this is Greek copy it actually things because it meant chrome and trying to translate it this

way I'm sitting in the first paragraph of text up here.

Now the importance of why I have that paragraph tag in there I'll show you where to put my document.

Now just because I have a couple of returns in here I could then start another paragraph right now that

looks like if you were in a Word document or some kind of word processing program this would actually

work as two separate paragraphs.

But if I save this document and I come back to my browser up here and I hit refresh I see that it all

just blends together.

It needs that paragraph tag to open and close to tell when to start a new paragraph.

So if I wanted that to be two separate paragraphs I'll come back to my document up here.

And what it can do is just open a new opening paragraph tag there and cut that one out.

And then I close it out of here so you can see I've got the opening paragraph tank for the first paragraph

on my copy and then the closing paragraph tag.

Now I've started a new paragraph tag my new paragraph and then that those in-tact right here.

Now if I save that one and it comes back to the browser and I hit refresh I should see two separate

paragraphs here.