HTML tips
Learning a little HTML can really spice up your pages
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the simple language used to create
Web pages. Find out how to:
Emphasize with bold and italics
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it
looks like |
| <b></b> |
<b>This is my page!</b> |
This is my page! |
| <i></i> |
<i>This is my page!</i> |
This is my page! |
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Make big text and small text
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it
looks like |
<big>
</big> |
I made <big>ten MOCs</big> and they are <big>really cool</big>! |
I made ten MOCs and they are really cool! |
<small>
</small> |
4td class="tag">I sort my pieces. <small> It takes a lot of time. </small>
I sort my pieces. It takes a lot of time. |
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Use color
Liven type up with built-in colors like
aqua,
black,
blue,
fuchsia,
gray,
green,
lime,
maroon,
navy,
olive,
purple,
red,
silver,
teal,
yellow(yellow), or
white (white).
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it
looks like |
| <font color=color> </font> |
My <font color=green>
MOC</font> is really cool! |
My MOC is really cool! |
| <font color=color> </font> |
My <font color=red>
MOC</font> is really cool! |
My MOC is really cool! |
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Center your text
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it looks like |
<center>
</center> |
<center>Hi!</center> |
Hi! |
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Make links to other pages
| Tag |
| <a href=URL> </a> |
| How to use it |
| I read <a href=http://www.lugnet.com> Lugnet </a> often |
| What it looks like |
| I read Lugnet often |
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Create lists with bullets or numbers
- Begin your list with <ol> for an ordered, or numbered, list.
- Start the list with <ul> for a bulleted list.
- Each item in the list should have an <li> tag at the beginning and </li> at the end.
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it looks like |
<ul>
</ul> |
I collect:
<ul>
<li>Space</li>
<li>Bionicle</li>
</ul>
|
I collect:
|
<ol>
</ol> |
I collect:
<ol>
<li>Space</li>
<li>Bionicle</li>
</ol>
|
I collect:
- Space
- Bionicle
|
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Add paragraphs and line breaks
In MOCpages, you can add breaks between lines two different ways:
- Type normally, leaving breaks where you would like, or
- Use HTML tags to control where you want the breaks. In this case, MOCpages will notice you are doing your own "layout" and will ignore any white space you have added.
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it
looks like |
| (none) |
This is my page!
Enjoy my MOCs! |
This is my page!
Enjoy my MOCs! |
This is my page!
Enjoy
my MOCs! |
This is my page!
Enjoy
my MOCs! |
| <br> |
This is my page!<br> Enjoy my MOCs! |
This is my page!
Enjoy my MOCs! |
This is my page! <br>
Enjoy
my MOCs! |
This is my page!
Enjoy my MOCs! |
| <p> |
This is my page!<p> Enjoy my MOCs! |
This is my page! Enjoy my MOCs! |
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Using LEGO®'s name
The LEGO® Group of Companies has asked that whenever you refer to their name,
you include a "registered" symbol (®) next to their name. Here's how you
can do that.
| Tag |
How to use it |
What it
looks like |
| ® |
I like LEGO® sets |
I like LEGO® sets |
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Put them all together
To get exactly the effect you want — just combine tags. For example, if you want people to see:
This is my page!
Your HTML should say:
<b><i><center>This is my page!</center></i></b>
Experiment and have fun!
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