Physical Styles

<B>   Bold

<I>   Italic

 <U>   Underlined

<TT>  Monotype font, usually Courier

 <S>   Strike through style. HTML 3.0 tag.

 <SUP> Stands for 'superscript'. HTML 3.0 tag.

 <SUB> Stands for 'subscript'. HTML 3.0 tag.

 All physical styles must end with </...>, for example </B>

 Change textsize

<FONT [SIZE=n|+n|-n] [COLOR=color] [FACE=font1,font2...]>
n is a number between 1 (smallest text) and 7 (largest).
 You can also increase reduce the size, for example +3.
 COLOR is an RGB color value (rrggbb, please read Body and
 head tags for more information) or the name of an usual
 color such like "red" or "black". Read beneath for more
 info about supported colornames. FACE is a comma-separated
 list of fontnames. If the first font isn't installed on the
 computer, the second font will be used, and so on. FONT
 must end with </FONT>, and is a Netscape tag.
 The FACE variable is an Internet Explorer extension.

<BASEFONT [SIZE=n]>
Sets the standard size of the text.

<Hn [...]>
 Change the size of a header. n is a number between
 1 (largest) and 6 (smallest). When starting a new header,
 it will always begin in a new line. The text will
 normalize after the headers end. Must end with </Hn>
 Some HTML 3.0 parameters are available, such like ALIGN,
 DINGBAT, NOWR and CLEAR. More information about these
 parameters can be founded in the Links and Paragraphs
 chapters.

 <BIG>
 Makes the text big. HTML 3.0 tag. Must end with </BIG>.

 <SMALL>
 Makes the text small. HTML 3.0 tag. Must end with </SMALL>.
 
 Logical Styles

<EM>
Emphasized text text. Shows up in italic.

<CITE>
 Titles.Shows up in italic.

<CODE>
Machinecode. Shows up in a typewriter font e.g. courier.

<KBD>
Stands for 'user keyboard entry', when you want the user
 to type in a text. Shows up in a typewriter font, e.g.
 courier. Sometimes bold.

 <COMMENT>
 Text within this tag won't show up in the browser.

 <!-->
 Comments between <! and > are ignored by the browser.

<SAMP>
Stands for 'computer status message'. Shows up in a
 typewriter font, e.g. Courier.

<STRONG>
Strongly emphasized text. Shows up in bold.

<VAR>
Stands for 'variable'. Shows up in italic.

 <XMP>
 Stands for example, shows up in a typewrier font.

 <ADDRESS>
 Shows u in italic. Use it in the end of the document to
 display the authors email address, for example.

 <BLOCKQUOTE>
Use it to separate a text from the rest of the page.

<PRE [WIDTH=n]>
Make the browser to use the same textstyles as in the HTML
 code, including wordwraps. WIDTH=n sets the maximum length
 of a line in characters. Link tags (<A HREF>) works within
 a <PRE> text. Must end with </PRE>

<BLINK>
Use it to make the text blink. Must end with </BLINK>.
 Netscape tag.

 <DFN>
 Defines a text. Shows up in italic. HTML 3.0 tag.

 <Q>
 Stands for "Short quotation". HTML 3.0 tag.

 <PERSON>
 HTML 3.0 tag. Shows up the same as normal text in most
 browsers.

 <AU>
 Stands for "Author name". HTML 3.0 tag.

 All logical styles must end with </...>, for example </EM>

 Marquee

 <MARQUEE...>
 An auto-scrolling text. This is an Internet Explorer tag.
 The following parameters can be used:

 WIDTH=n|n% HEIGHT=n|n%
 Sets the width and height of the marquee.

 VSPACE=n HSPACE=n
 Defines the space between the vertical and horizontal ends of
 the marquee.

 ALIGN=TOP|MIDDLE|BOTTOM
 Sets the align of the marquee.

 BEHAVIOR=SCROLL|SLIDE|ALTERNATE
 Defines the method for the marquee to be used. SCROLL scrolls
 the text from one side to the other and is the default value.
 SLIDE does the same, but stops when the text has reached the
 other side, and is still displayed. ALTERNATE bounces the text
 bteween the sides.

 DIRECTION=LEFT|RIGHT
 Defines the side to start from.

 BGCOLOR=rrggbb|color
 Defines the background color for the marquee.
 Read the 'Text styles' chapter for more.

 LOOP=n|INFINITE
 Defines the number of loops for the text. INFINITE lopps until
 the page is closed.

 SCROLLAMOUNT=n
 Sets the number of pixels between succeeded drawn text scrolls.

 SCROLLDELAY=n
 Sets the number of miliseconds between succeeded drawn scrolls.

 Color names

Colors can be specified either by its RGB (red-green-blue)
 value or by a name. There is sixteen supported colornames:
 aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime, maroon,
 navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white and yellow.
 You may change the color with the <BASE> and <FONT> tags.