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       HTML Tutorial #2
       By: xboi209 Date: September 2, 2011, 8:50 pm
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       Back on tutorial #1, we've learned the <html> and <p> tags as
       well as closing them and comments. My example code was:
       [code]<html>
       <!-- I am going to say Hi -->
       <p>Hi xboi209</p>
       </html>[/code]
       Now what if I wanted to link "xboi209" to my profile? Well
       here's what I would do:
       [code]<html>
       <!-- I am going to say hi and link "xboi209" to my profile -->
       <p>Hi <a
       href="
  HTML http://www.dscompforums.tk/index.php?action=profile;u=13">xboi209</a></p>
       </html>[/code]
       I can remember this code off the top of my head since I've used
       it numerous times. Bookmark this tutorial and refer to the code
       above when you want to link something. It'll help if you read it
       over and over again.
       Now we will move on to using bigger font sizes with html. Just
       remember that there are 6 font sizes you can choose from. The
       biggest is 1 and the smallest is 6. Here's an example tag:
       [code]<h1>Hello</h1>[/code]
       This should be quite easy to pick up. Now we will be making the
       text underlined, bold, and italic. This should be very easy to
       understand, all you have to do is remember the first letter of
       each of those words.
       [code]<u>Underlined</u>
       <b>Bold</b>
       <i>Italic</i>[/code]
       Now if you're typing a FAQ page or something that will be long,
       you don't have to skip lines while coding to actually skip lines
       on the page. You can use <br> to skip a line, closing tag for
       this is not required.
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